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Md. road system again ranked low, but highway offi...

By Meg Tully | September 19, 2014 | News | 2 |

Md. road system again ranked low, but highway officials strongly counter ratings

by Meg Tully | September 19, 2014 | News | 2 |

Maryland continues to hover toward the bottom of rankings by a nonprofit organization evaluating state road systems, but the State Highway Administration continues to take issue with the ranking methodology.

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