Practical thinking on Infrastructure Decisions

The Five Hard Questions Before You Build Anything

I remember a particular half-finished flyover on a busy road. For years, it stood there, a concrete skeleton against the sky. When they first broke ground, there was a sense of hope, a shared belief that this piece of engineering would untangle the permanent knot of traffic below. But then the work slowed, the crew disappeared, and the rust started to creep in. It became a monument to a broken promise, a physical scar representing the huge gap between a grand vision and the difficult reality of getting things done.