Massachusetts gets D grade for infrastructure as road conditions worsen
Massachusetts received an overall “D” grade for its infrastructure from the Boston Society of Civil Engineers, signifying that the state's infrastructure is in poor condition and deteriorating faster than repairs can be made.
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AI GeneratedThe Boston Society of Civil Engineers Section (BSCES) has given Massachusetts a D grade for its infrastructure, noting that assets are aging faster than they are being repaired. With road conditions deteriorating and significant costs passed on to drivers, the report serves as an urgent call for increased state investment to address failing roads, bridges, and water systems.