Infrastructure investments create massive cumulative benefits over time, as demonstrated by a bridge connecting Dills Bottom, Ohio to Moundsville, West Virginia, which saved 847,000 miles of driving daily (304 million miles annually) and 6.7 billion miles over 22 years, illustrating how engineering projects generate substantial long-term value far exceeding their initial cost.
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Engineer Reveals Hidden Cost of Rounding: $50 Million Annually!Added:
Do you know I built a bridge once?
Sorry? A bridge.
I didn't know that.
I was an engineer by trade.
Mhm.
It went from Dills Bottom, Ohio to Moundsville, West Virginia.
It spanned 912 ft above the Ohio River.
12,100 people use this thing a day.
And it cut out 35 mi of extra driving each way between Wheeling and New Martinsville. That's a combined 847,000 mi of driving a day.
Or 25,410,000 mi a month.
And 304,000,000 920,000,000 mi a year saved.
Now, I completed that project in 1986.
That's 22 years ago.
So, over the life of that one bridge, that's 6,708,000,000 240,000,000
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