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Probably because highways are almost always public projects, funded by taxpayer money. There is little incentive to be efficient and cost effective.
by perryizgr8 4y ago
Probably because highways are almost always public projects, funded by taxpayer money. There is little incentive to be efficient and cost effective.
- permo-w 4y agoyeah that'll be it. it's not the colossal scale, expensive machinery, or cost of land. big government is to blame