Infrastructure Update: Governors Try to Unclog the Supply Chain

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Dec 14, 2021
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By Daniel C. Vock DECEMBER 14, 2021 Hello and welcome back to Route Fifty's Infrastructure Update, I'm Dan Vock. In case you missed it, I am covering transportation and infrastructure for Route Fifty full time now, so keep an eye out for even more infrastructure coverage from me. Today we're going to look at supply chain issues and what more than a dozen Republican governors are trying to do about shipping delays. Of course, there's a political dimension to their coordinated effort, which they're calling, "Operation Open Roads." But is it all politics? Or can their states really make headway unclogging the pipeline for goods? We'll take a look.

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