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I don't have stats to back it up, but it seems the US is the only developed country that is neglecting their infrastructure. Don't generalize the problem to in
by grecy 8y ago
I don't have stats to back it up, but it seems the US is the only developed country that is neglecting their infrastructure.
Don't generalize the problem to include the whole world when it only affects one country.
- kaybe 8y agoOh don't worry, Europe is doing it too.
- newnewpdro 8y agoIndeed, wasn't there recently a bridge collapse in Italy due to neglect?
- reaperducer 8y agoTravel more, and you'll see it happens in almost every nation.
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- grecy 8y agothis is me theroadchoseme.com
- kryptiskt 8y agoThe railways in southern Sweden are an unreliable joke due to decades of neglect.
- chhib 8y agoFun fact: I've heard from a friend working in trains that the Norwegians are envious of how efficient we Swedes are in regards to trains. To them, we have struck the perfect balance of maintaining an OK railway in relation to the very few krona we spend. I agree with you, it is a joke.
- mrcarrot 8y agoIt's only a few months since a motorway literally collapsed in the middle of Genoa.
- vkou 8y agoHas Russia stopped being a developed country, while I was away?
- dmix 8y agoPlenty of Canadian cities have poor infrastructure, see: Montreal bridges. This common self-hating American idea that only the US is doing it wrong is always funny.