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Canadian transit projects, mired in delays and cost overruns, force a rethink on what’s gone wrong
(www.theglobeandmail.com)
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so this article briefly mentions an interesting point in the second paragraph but doesn't follow up on it:
https://urbanists.social/@straphanger/113617757559814333
it's because we don't look outside of the anglosphere for inspiration and examples... and the anglosphere is nortoriously bad at building transit
edit: actually, both the globe article and the mastodon thread link to the same report that discusses the problem in the anglosphere: https://archive.is/o/fX30B/https://stateofcitiessummit.ca/files/041224_Understanding-the-Drivers-of-Transit-Construction-Costs-in-Canada-A-Comparative-Study.pdf
How about lookijg at the Netherlands...? And by extension, France (especially Paris!)