Project I-65-3(54), Limestone County, Rest Area and Welcome Station, Approximately 2 3/4 Miles South of Tennessee Line. Alabama: Fid-Bau Portal

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Project I-65-3(54), Limestone County, Rest Area and Welcome Station, Approximately 2 3/4 Miles South of Tennessee Line. Alabama

The purpose of establishing safety rest areas on the Interstate System is to place an emphasis on safety, relaxation and withdrawal from high speed driving. The idea is to suggest a break in travel to the motorist to slow the pace of the motorist both physically and emotionally. The Alabama highway department knows of no adverse environmental effects which will be created by the construction of this project.

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Project I-65-3(54), Limestone County, Rest Area and Welcome Station, Approximately 2 3/4 Miles South of Tennessee Line. Alabama

The purpose of establishing safety rest areas on the Interstate System is to place an emphasis on safety, relaxation and withdrawal from high speed driving. The idea is to suggest a break in travel to the motorist to slow the pace of the motorist both physically and emotionally. The Alabama highway department knows of no adverse environmental effects which will be created by the construction of this project.

Project I-65-3(54), Limestone County, Rest Area and Welcome Station, Approximately 2 3/4 Miles South of Tennessee Line. Alabama

The purpose of establishing safety rest areas on the Interstate System is to place an emphasis on safety, relaxation and withdrawal from high speed driving. The idea is to suggest a break in travel to the motorist to slow the pace of the motorist both physically and emotionally. The Alabama highway department knows of no adverse environmental effects which will be created by the construction of this project.

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Title:

Project I-65-3(54), Limestone County, Rest Area and Welcome Station, Approximately 2 3/4 Miles South of Tennessee Line. Alabama

Publication date:

1972

Size:

43 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Environmental Pollution & Control , Environmental surveys , Highways , Alabama , Toilet facilities , Human factors engineering , Interstate highway system , Psychological effects , Physical fitness , Environmental impact statements , Rest areas , Limestone County(Alabama) , Interstate highway 65

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