Colorado's I-70 Could Have Boston's Big Dig Beat

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Colorado's I-70 Could Have Boston's Big Dig Beat

Written by Randy Post

Sunday, 10 February 2008

The planning board for transportation improvements along the I-70 corridor in the Denver area of Colorado is pondering some improvements that, if implemented, could rival Boston's "Big Dig" for cost. A high-speed train is being considered which alone could run $12 billion.

"A high-speed train is really the long-term solution, and . . . part of America's long-term future is getting people out of single-occupancy vehicles," said Penny, Frisco town manager and head of the I-70 Coalition. He added that an I-70 project could outstrip Boston's $14.8 billion "Big Dig."