Mr. Atkinson, I agree with your reply. Indeed, all changes for the better. However, the state has poured vast amounts of money into worthless projects like Port Mackenzie, the Anchorage fish processing plant , KABATA, the black hole port of Anchorage and more while making piecemeal improvements to the Seward Highway.  Half the population of Alaska drives on that dangerous outdated highway. A death today, two deaths a month later, another three months later. Individually they do not garner attention. Cumulatively it is outrageous yet tolerated by our citizens and politicians alike. It is not a traffic enforcement problem. The Autobahn in Germany allows three times the posted speed of the Seward Highway without the carnage.  Fundamentally, the problem is the Seward Highway is a two lane country road, with gawking tourists and people anxious to get to Seward and the Kenai. The highway operates at over capacity with an assortment of heavy, slow and fast vehicles of all shapes and sizes.