US EditionI-40 and other highway repairs — post-Helene — estimated to cost about $2.6 billion
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I-40 and other highway repairs — post-Helene — estimated to cost about $2.6 billion
From Staff Reports ASHEVILLE — Eight major transportation corridors in Western North Carolina damaged by Tropical Storm Helene will cost an estimated $2.6 billion to repair. the Asheville Citizen Times reported on May 19. “Repairs along Interstate 40 are expected to be the costliest – at an estimated $1 billion,” the ACT noted. “Other projects include $286 million in repairs near Chimney Rock and Bat Cave and more projects in Henderson, Rutherf…
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