La tratta Euston di HS2 è pronta a ricevere il via libera nonostante le preoccupazioni sui costi

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/09/29/hs2s-euston-leg-poised-given-green-light-cost-concerns/

di tylerthe-theatre

7 Comments

  1. Dry_Sandwich_860 on

    It is a scandal that no major project can be accomplished in the UK within a reasonable budget. But that’s the UK…

    Politicians who don’t have the ability or incentive (given the money they’ve been raking in over the last 14 years from wealthy cronies) to make laws that enable efficient construction or, because they’re too arrogant to listen to experts and only have useless Boris-type degree, hire the right companies to do the work.

    Regardless, we need functioning infrastructure. It is simply not going to work to leave the Euston leg unbuilt. It has to be built.

    Why the northerners aren’t out burning things at this point over the state of their public transportation, I do not know.

  2. evenstevens280 on

    I feel like the cost is almost irrelevant for large infrastructure projects like this. The social and economic benefit will last for well over 100 years

  3. not_r1c1 on

    To be fair they could save money by powering the first leg of the journey purely using the nervous tension from people at Euston waiting for the platform for the Manchester Piccadilly train to be announced

  4. Broccoli--Enthusiast on

    Hi

    The north here

    Can me get anything? Please?

    Infinite money for London and the SE and fuck all for the rest of us

  5. On_The_Blindside on

    Without it going into Euston the whole thing is cocking useless. Yes it’s expensive, but it’s still the right thing to do.

  6. Just hope it’s the 10/11 platform station and not the absolutely fucking mornic *insert more words here* stupid idea of 6 platforms.

  7. Velistry on

    Just build the whole thing as originally planned.

    Seriously, this is exactly what I want to see taxes spent on.

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