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Originally Posted by frinkprof
I don't have a problem with most of your post, save for the bolded parts:
I highly doubt no one could follow the point Left Wing was making. It wasn't that hard to follow.
- Prone to cost overruns
- Generally only practically useful in the day-to-day lives of relatively small group people who live in or visit very small areas of the city.
- Prone to procedural missteps on the part of the City
- Associated with a niche transport mode that has correlation with particular lifestyle choices
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And my argument is that when you say relatively small, it's actually relatively tiny. It's about use. Maybe someday the bridge will be used a heck of a lot more, but since it's opened, there's barely been a whisper. Also, the interchange I traveled over in the wee hours of the morning had a number of vehicles on it. For the last 10 minutes or so, the bridge has been empty. Just an observation.