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Gideon Weissman

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Each of the proposed I-49 expansion routes run through the heart of the Shreveport community of Allendale. Red dots represent churches.

Highway Boondoggles: I-49 Inner City Connection in Shreveport, Louisiana

By Matt Casale and Gideon Weissman | Jul 3, 2018 | 12 Comments
Like the city-shredding monstrosities of the 20th Century, Shreveport's highway plan would slice through a black neighborhood.
Image: Wisconsin DOT

Highway Boondoggles: I-94 Expansion in Wisconsin

By Matt Casale and Gideon Weissman | Jun 29, 2018 | 3 Comments
The highway widening will cost up to $1.9 billion. It is part of an insanely generous package of giveaways to lure electronics manufacturer Foxconn to Wisconsin.
The proposed Highway 101 express lanes project would add more than 22 miles of new lanes, at a total cost of $534 million. Image: Caltrans.

Highway Boondoggles: US 101 Expansion in San Mateo, California

By Matt Casale and Gideon Weissman | Jun 28, 2018 | 20 Comments
Caltrans has widened U.S. 101 seven times since 1996 and hasn't cured congestion. But it's not going to try a new approach.
This is the kind of Robert Moses legacy that must be undone or stopped. Photo: Texas Department of Transportation

Highway Boondoggles: LBJ East Expansion in Dallas, Texas

By Matt Casale and Gideon Weissman | Jun 27, 2018 | 3 Comments
16 lanes. A $1.6 billion price tag. More traffic. Less transit. Yep, it's a boondoggle.
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