Mon
Oct 23 2006
01:05 pm
By: michael kaplan

My college classmate wrote: "I continue at Parsons Brinckerhoff in DC - working principally on federal transportation policy - right now on the future of the Interstate Highway System over the next 50 years."

and I responded: "The Interstate Highway System, along with those who make decisions about it, need some serious help. One of the new Knoxville mayor's first decisions in office was to approve an I-40 widening to ten drive lanes as the highway slashes through Downtown Knoxville and some of its oldest neighborhoods.

to which my classmate responded: "Unbelievable. No one does this much more in the real world."

R. Neal's picture

What's interesting is that

What's interesting is that anyone thinks we'll still have or need interstates 50 years from now. We'll either have flying fusion powered personal transportation devices or be riding horses.

jah's picture

Stables

I'm not sure my house has room for stables....

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