President Woodrow Wilson signs the Federal Aid Road Act on July 11, 1916, at the White House to help improve rural and urban roads. The law established a national policy of federal aid for roads and was a step toward today’s modern highway system.
President Woodrow Wilson signs the Federal Aid Road Act on July 11, 1916, at the White House to help improve rural and urban roads. The law established a national policy of federal aid for roads and was a step toward today’s modern highway system.