Really? It seems totally reasonable to think that a failed solution is actually worse than no current solution. For example, are these tunnels going to be an ob

Really? It seems totally reasonable to think that a failed solution is actually worse than no current solution. For example, are these tunnels going to be an obstacle if the city decides to build a real subway someday? Is a failure here going to destroy public appetite for "similar looking" projects? Can the people behind this project be trusted to build it in such a way that it doesn't become a death trap and strain on emergency services? There are a variety of totally legitimate reasons not to let just anyone try to do something like this.