intrinsic qualities of the corridor. A general review of the road's or highway's safety and accident record to identify any correctable faults in highway design, maintenance, or operations. A signage plan that demonstrates how the State will insure and make the number and placement of signs more supportive of the visitor experience. A narrative describing how the National Scenic Byway will be positioned for marketing. Corridor management plans for All-American Roads must also include: A narrative on how the All-American Road would be promoted, interpreted, and marketed in order to attract travelers, especially those from other countries. A plan to encourage the accommodation of increased tourism, if this is projected. Some demonstration that the roadway, lodging and dining facilities, roadside rest areas, and other tourist necessities will be adequate for the number of visitors induced by the byway's designation as an All-American Road. A plan for addressing multi-lingual information needs. The final step is when the highway (or highways) is approved for designation by the United States Secretary of Transportation. List of byways Former byways See also Scenic byways in the United States State wildlife trails Notes References Further reading External links America's Byways, official National Scenic Byways website from the Federal Highway Administration National Scenic Byway