The United States gets an overall C minus grade on infrastructure in 2021, according to The American Society of Engineers.
The society represents civil engineers around the world and has released a scorecard every four years since 1998.
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The United States was evaluated on 17 categories, including aviation, roads, bridges, drinking water, energy and schools. Rail earned the highest mark with A-B and transit scored the lowest with a D minus.
The group said the C minus grade is actually an improvement for the country, saying this is the first time the nation's infrastructure has scored above the 'D' range in two decades.
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Even so, the society's executive director said the score is not a grade to be proud of.