The Interstates Did Not Need Villains; They Had Criteria

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By Ivis GarcíaSep 25, 2026, 12:01 am71 pts
The following article was adapted from The Story of Urban Planning by Ivis García and Jason Holt (Caracara Press, 2026), which tells planning history as one connected narrative rather than a set of disconnected movements. Available in print and ebook. When states were first deciding where their interstates…

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