Environmental Impact Statements; Availability, etc.: Section 2 of the Mid-States Corridor Project: Tier 2 National Environmental Policy Act

A private individual opposes the construction of the Mid-States Corridor project in Dubois County, Indiana. They argue that the project should be stopped in favor of improving US Highway 231, which they claim would be safer, more cost-effective, and less environmentally damaging.

An individual resident opposes the construction of the Mid-States Corridor project in Dubois County, Indiana. They argue that the project should be stopped and that the government should instead focus on improving US Highway 231 as a more cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative.

A local resident and farmer opposes the Mid-States Corridor project in Dubois County. They argue that the project is unnecessary because repairing and adding passing lanes to Highway 231 would be a more cost-effective solution that preserves farmland and homesteads.

A resident of Martin County opposes the construction of the Mid-States Corridor, arguing that the project would cause unnecessary environmental and financial costs. The commenter suggests that the Federal Highway Administration should instead prioritize improvements to existing infrastructure, such as U.S. Highway 231, to address local safety and transportation needs.

An individual resident of Dubois County, Indiana, opposes the construction of the Mid-States Corridor project. They argue that the project is unnecessary and suggest that improving US Highway 231 would be a more cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative.

The commenter opposes the Mid-States Corridor Project, arguing that the project is unnecessarily expensive and would destroy valuable farmland. They suggest that funds should instead be used to repair existing roads like Hwy 64 and Hwy 231.

A local resident opposes the project, arguing that the $3.4 billion in taxpayer funds should be reallocated to repair existing roads and bridges across Indiana. The commenter notes that the majority of residents in their community do not want the new road and suggests that improving current infrastructure would be more beneficial.

The commenter opposes the construction of the Mid-States Corridor project in Dubois County, Indiana. They argue that improving US Highway 231 would be a more cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative for improving safety and economic development.