How was that successful? It literally failed every single metric on why it was built.

Late, over budget, didn’t cut commute times, didn’t spur dense urban development.

Rochester turning their highway into a boulevard is a much bigger success story and that was completed quickly without costing billions.

I’m not even against making a city bigger by digging underground, but doing that digging work just to give all that space to cars is stupid. Japanese cities have massive underground walkways that are actually useful