VIII
LETTERS OF TRANSMITTAL
Government gets the unearned increment and reimburses itself in large part for the building of the road.
In its full discussion of the whole highway problem and the wealth of exact data it supplies, the report indicates the broad outlines of what might be regarded as a master plan for the development of all of the highway and street facilities of the Nation.
I recommend the report for the consideration of the Congress as a basis for needed action to solve our highway problems.
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT.
The White House,
April 27, 1989.
