Unless politicians specify otherwise, I’m always reading “infrastructure” as code for wider highways.
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Next to a newly widened highway.
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Like our California bullet train? We need one, but we need a good one, not a boondoggle. The French engineers were asked to look at it and told CA “you’re doing it wrong, too expensive.” CA said go away.
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There needs to be some sort of cost-effectiveness standard imposed that doesn't exist now.
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For so many agencies today, with all the work being outsourced to one if three big firms, costs inflate to meet budgets.
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If we had a rule that required cost control to international standards, we could fund a lot more useful projects.
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Want to build a new subway in San Francisco? It better cost less per route-mile than Tokyo. New tram? German Stadtbahnen.
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