Don't road projects also get hung up on years of delays and cost overruns in part due to the NEPA and in part due to the cost disease symptoms you mention? Bos

Don't road projects also get hung up on years of delays and cost overruns in part due to the NEPA and in part due to the cost disease symptoms you mention? Boston's Big Dig comes to mind as a clear example of this. The really tragic thing about that is that ten years later we're still waiting on the transit extensions that were supposed to be part of the environmental mitigations that came out of the review process. Which themselves were delayed and over budget, though the actual build contractor came in way under the estimate from the design phase.