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On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 12:31:27 -0500, Jeff Kinz <jkinz at kinz.org> wrote: > Recall from reading info from http://www.freethepike.com/ back before > Back before the big dig even started the Pike was pending 10 times the > amount per mile to run the pike than the Mass highway spends to maintain > a mile of all the other highways in the state. Great. How much of that is spent on toll collection? How much would be saved by switching to some hypothetical open-source system? Point me to a problem, and THEN let's come up with a solution. > And most of the people who use the pike, seldom (or never) travel on any > part of the BigDig project roads, so the people who are being made to > pay for Mass. part of the cost for the BigDig, basically never use it. Duh....what? Maybe I'm slow, but I don't see your point. > Other reasons, reduce commute times, reduce pollution, increase safety, > reduce road aggravation, increase quality of life, reduce practice of > patronage in Mass Government. ...reverse balding as if by magic, and improve your sex life! Go ahead and find statistics that indicate that doing something like this will ACTUALLY improve a problem that exists. Then let's talk. Gordon sorry to be a bubble-burster, but Open Source doesn't cure all ills. -- Gordon Marx gcmarx at alumni.virginia.edu
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