You do that by using electronic toll collection, better detection of accidents and cleaning them up faster, and a wide array of driver information systems to help people make better decisions when they're in their cars. Better information to the motorist is a major federal trend that's being supported by this new legislation. D.B. Florida and Arizona are good examples - places where there's more development going on and people are moving to tend to be the hotter markets for civil engineering. They need to make sure that clean, safe water is available for everyone in the state and that you can get from point A to point B on the roadway system. There's great interest in developing more public transportation systems because people realize that highways are becoming more congested.
Tremendous growth creates demand for services and facilities.
You always have to use your judgement. The health and welfare of the public are foremost and paramount to everything we do because the public uses what we design. You have to address all the concerns and issues. You have competing needs and you have requirements. And usually it's the government that sets requirements for approving something.