In this episode of Signed Into Law, we explore the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956, the legislation that launched the largest public works project in American history. Discover how President Eisenhower's vision transformed the nation with 41,000 miles of interstate highways, revolutionizing commerce, travel, and the American way of life. From coast-to-coast road trips to the birth of suburbia, learn how this massive infrastructure investment reshaped cities, connected communities, and changed the economic landscape forever.

Join us as we examine the political battles, engineering marvels, and lasting impacts of the Interstate Highway System. Whether you're a history buff, policy enthusiast, or simply curious about the laws that built modern America, this episode reveals the fascinating story behind the roads we travel every day. Subscribe to Signed Into Law for more episodes exploring the legislation that shaped our nation.

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