
About this Vintage Print Ad
A black-and-white advocacy advertisement from the American Trucking Industry promoting 'PAR'—Project Adequate Roads—as a solution to America's traffic congestion and unsafe, inadequate highways. The ad argues that one-fifth of highways carry most traffic, that trucks already pay substantial highway taxes, and that those funds should be properly allocated to road construction and maintenance rather than additional taxes. It includes a scenic road photograph and a pledge from the trucking industry to pay its fair share for better roads.
- Brand: American Trucking Industry
- Product: Project Adequate Roads (PAR) by American Trucking Industry
- Tagline: There is a way out of the traffic muddle!
- Publication: The Saturday Evening Post
- Year: 1953
Objects in the advertisement: road, trees, text, logo, signature
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