US highway agency stops measuring how well it manages national park roads

The Federal Highway Administration is getting rid of rules that required it to track how well it manages roads in national parks. This means the agency will no longer have to report on the condition or maintenance of these roads.

The US government will no longer have a public record of how well it maintains roads in national parks. This removes a key accountability measure for the Federal Highway Administration, which is responsible for these roads. Without these regulations, it becomes harder for the public to know if park roads are being properly cared for.