California's Bay Area may require telecommuting, even after the pandemic wanes

Now could be the best time to upgrade infrastructure with limited use of the roadways.

Why bother upgrading the roads that aren't going to be used nearly as much?

Seems like a waste of money, upgrading unneeded highways, when other things are needed.

More people will be living in the suburbs and exurbs, wouldn't it make more sense to build up the sewage, water and road infrastructure there?
Sure; why not start there and then upgrade the highway system.
For what? The cars you can’t drive to the jobs or stores you can only get to twice a week?
Convert it to a high speed railroad?
They’ve already spent how many billions on one? It still isn’t running.

It’s not hard to foresee what is going to happen in CA. It happens everywhere leftists get control. It will be a disaster.
 
Now could be the best time to upgrade infrastructure with limited use of the roadways.

Why bother upgrading the roads that aren't going to be used nearly as much?

Seems like a waste of money, upgrading unneeded highways, when other things are needed.

More people will be living in the suburbs and exurbs, wouldn't it make more sense to build up the sewage, water and road infrastructure there?
Sure; why not start there and then upgrade the highway system.
For what? The cars you can’t drive to the jobs or stores you can only get to twice a week?
Convert it to a high speed railroad?
They’ve already spent how many billions on one? It still isn’t running.

It’s not hard to foresee what is going to happen in CA. It happens everywhere leftists get control. It will be a disaster.



Looking at the California High Speed Rail makes me appreciate of John Kasich even as he goes off the edge of insanity in 2020 with his endorsement of Sleepy Joe.

Back in 2011, Kasich successfully dumped Ohio's plan to link Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus and Cleveland with such a train.
 
So can the Transit commission force this on them or does it have to get by the Legislature and Gov
 

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