Infrastructure projects should respond to the density and context of the neighborhood. Don't build a low-throughput highway between high density Manhattan and h

Infrastructure projects should respond to the density and context of the neighborhood. Don't build a low-throughput highway between high density Manhattan and high density western Queens or it'll immediately become congested. Build a train instead. A bias toward highways in cities, which are inherently low throughput, has been the norm and also the problem over the last 80 years of urban infrastructure projects.