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It will be down to policy not actual lack of data on infrastructure. Or is the expensive part the mapping? Or maybe the insurance? Older bigger cities have bui
by gehsty 3y ago
It will be down to policy not actual lack of data on infrastructure. Or is the expensive part the mapping? Or maybe the insurance?
Older bigger cities have built huge underground infrastructure recently. Londons power tunnels & crossrail for example.
- gamblor956 3y agoIt will be down to policy not actual lack of data on infrastructure. It's absolutely about the lack of data about historical infrastructure. LA's Regional Connector line was delayed for years, and the budget ballooned by over a billion dollars, due to the discovery of thousands of undocumented utility lines (still in use) along the route. This necessitated dramatic changes to the project timeline and scope, since the construction authority had to reroute all of those utility lines.