Highway Act - United States

United States

  • Federal Aid Highway Act of 1956
  • National Highway Designation Act, a 1995 act designating the National Highway System
  • Federal Aid Highway Act of 1973
  • Federal-Aid Highway Act (disambiguation page)

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