While the Interstate Highway Act ​Improved the Safety and Efficiency

While the Interstate Highway Act ​improved the safety and efficiency of automobile travel, Eisenhower's main concern was

A) getting all areas of the country settled.
B) the shipment of goods and raw materials to support the health of the U.S. economy.
C) troop movements and evacuations in the case of a nuclear attack.
D) the creation of a public works project to maintain full employment.
E) None of these are correct.