The Utah House Majority Caucus has taken an approach to investing in infrastructure, stating that it is essential for the state's future as it continues to grow. This comes as population and traffic growth are exceeding what our infrastructure can handle. The House majority believes that reliable roads and highways increase affordability, enhance connectivity and improve overall quality of life. The Legislature has made historic investments in corridor preservation, acquiring land now for future highways, and has allocated $2.1 billion to improve mobility in this region. This investment includes fully building out the 2100 North freeway, extending Mountain View Corridor into Utah County, upgrading Pioneer Crossing and completing portions of the Cory B. Wride Memorial Highway. The Senate's commitment to strategic infrastructure investments ensures Utahns can depend on safe, efficient transportation.