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: Cheapest != Cheapest
Cheapest != Cheapest
2012-08-27 18:44:37.578494+02 by
ebwolf
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When it comes to mass transit, the lowest bidder doesn't seem to equate to the
lowest cost implementation. Bloomberg discusses how the
NYC Second Avenue line cost $5B and how the proposed Northeast corridor high
speed rail will cost more than Japan's underground mag-lev. I've been seeing
the same results with RTD
FasTracks which was originally supposed to extend to Longmont this decade but
now gives a best possible scenario of 2035 with significant tax increases.
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