It's also arguably about not wisely routing and specking civic infrastructure. The 'who pays' also goes towards the increased operating costs and lost time (fo

It's also arguably about not wisely routing and specking civic infrastructure. The 'who pays' also goes towards the increased operating costs and lost time (forced slower travel speed) of users. I can't help but wonder how much other alternative road types might cost, nor lament that we don't put nearly the foundation and engineering in to these things that many parts of Europe do. (I've heard they build things /once/ really well, and that maintenance is then lower after that.)