Let’s improve the roads that connect us all.
After an earthquake revealed its instability in 2008, the state of Washington announced it was going to tear down a crumbling double-decker stretch of freeway known as the Alaskan Way Viaduct. After a heated debate, the state decided to use a giant drill named “Bertha” to deep-bore underground tunnel to replace it. Seven years later, the Viaduct is still up, Bertha is stuck underground, and the city's residents have been left to wonder whether this major project will ever be worth the time and money spent on it.
The Big Road Fix is a video series from GOOD and Progressive, exploring the evolving culture of transportation in cities across America. Together, we hope to improve the roads that connect us all.
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