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2A Bourbon Hound 2024
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If you want to be a small fraction of a percent of the guiding voice of how NCDOT allocates your transportation dollars over the next 30 years, take two minutes and chime in on this survey.
While you won't single-handedly steer the direction, nor will a snarky comment get through to a politician and reduce your taxes, your input will be recorded and accounted for when they tally the votes. The degree of the NCDOT leadership using the public input is the real wildcard.
My biggest gripe about NCDOT projects is the wasted time and money on useless reports and studies to appease federal mandates. They'll never shuck all of them, but it's worth a serious review of cost-benefit in an effort to speed up project delivery.
I also commented on the technology part to tap the brake and not spend our tax money on being frontline with intelligent vehicles. Let's have the technology prove itself a little longer, then be ready to rapidly deploy solutions where needed. Last thing I want to see is a bunch of infrastructure installed that is either obsolete before the project is done, or abandoned as a whole in the near future.
If you want to be a small fraction of a percent of the guiding voice of how NCDOT allocates your transportation dollars over the next 30 years, take two minutes and chime in on this survey.
While you won't single-handedly steer the direction, nor will a snarky comment get through to a politician and reduce your taxes, your input will be recorded and accounted for when they tally the votes. The degree of the NCDOT leadership using the public input is the real wildcard.
My biggest gripe about NCDOT projects is the wasted time and money on useless reports and studies to appease federal mandates. They'll never shuck all of them, but it's worth a serious review of cost-benefit in an effort to speed up project delivery.
I also commented on the technology part to tap the brake and not spend our tax money on being frontline with intelligent vehicles. Let's have the technology prove itself a little longer, then be ready to rapidly deploy solutions where needed. Last thing I want to see is a bunch of infrastructure installed that is either obsolete before the project is done, or abandoned as a whole in the near future.