Allocate state budget surplus to highways

|While spending an early morning driving south on Interstate 25 to Denver, I had an opportunity to ponder the current state of traffic congestion on our highways.|This certainly was not an intended occupation; but, my additional time was created because the design capacity of the road network was exceeded by traffic. Put into plain language, I was involved in a parking lot on wheels. It seems more often than not that when you drive on Interstates 25, 70, 76, or 225, the typical experience is traffic gridlock.
With the General Assembly in session, most of us would like…