United States' Biggest Megaprojects
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this has to be an AI voice. .its mis-stressing and mispronouncing words is hilarious.
Yes the same voices used on CZcams videos since CZcams first came out.
First one I heard is be-he-moth
Artificial illiteracy
Don't forget the "lead lighting"!
Strange because someone has to write it first, that would be the hard part.
Goodies Howe Bridge - longest cable-stayed bridge in North America. It will be joined this summer, between Windsor, Canada and Detroit, USA
A bridge to HELL. Detroit to Windsor...you know your a failure if you find yourself using this bridge! 🤣 🤣 🤣🤣
@@crankychris2 positivity just oozing out of you 😆
100 million passengers per year, great! Only if you can get to the airport!
Here's a couple more that you missed , first the Gordie Howe bridge (which may have been mentioned in the comments) connecting Detroit to Canada. And the DC Metro Purple Line connecting New Carrollton, Maryland to Bethesda, Maryland. And I'm going to add this one just because, since it's been being worked on for the past 4 or 5 years, and is still being worked on, the Temple Square renovations in Salt Lake City, Utah. Also planned work being done at and around the Delta Center and Rio Grande station in Salt Lake City, but from what I hear they're still in the planning stages. And the 1,907 foot Legacy Tower in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
OMG the guy narrating sounds like the actor who played as Charlton Heston on MADTV 'Reality Check' when they were talking about the Oscars
Gordie Howe bridge?
The upgrade of LAX is long overdue ! and it all sounds good, but not sure it can cope with the expected Olympic crowds !!!
Good for LAX. Very informative info concerning mass modernization of LAX to increase its size for the 2028 Olympics to handle over 100 million passengers annual by the end of the decade. HARTSFIELD JACKSON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT total annual passengers starting in 2015(101million), 2016(104million),2017(103million),2018(107million),2019(110million),2021(110million),2022(104million),2023(104million). HARTSFIELD JACKSON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT has been the world busiest airport since 1998 averaging over 97milllion total passengers in the last 20 years. Well it will be time for a newcomer(LAX) to dethrone HARTSFIELD JACKSON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT as the world busiest airport 🛫. GO LAX.
Forgot about Corpus Christi's Bridge they're currently making. With all the drama it has gotten I'm sure you couldn't over look it.
Amazing 😻 construction 🚧 my dear 0:26
Realy I like this video its so so interestyng
Compared to similar project in the rest of the world... these are pretty small and not at all impressive
Yeah. Their single track HSR to Las Vegas is a clown show. No other country, except for a third world like Laos, build a Highspeed Rail system like that. Is that an admission of sort, that Murica is now a third world?
like which one / elaborate triggered hystericaled nonsense.
Yes "the rest of the world" is obviously going to have a more impressive list compared to just one country 👍
@SickOfDemocracy offset by air infrastructure, rail is not the only form of transportation.
Also many these giant projects around the world never finish
Wow, no word on the Gordie Howe bridge !!!!
It is a Canadian project
I'm so so proud of belong to the Operating Engineer Local 77, Our Nation Capital,, none of these projects were able to be done with out the Operation of Engineers,
Local 77 is understandable a very special opportunity,
I'm retired and I can tell you that Opportunity is there,
Local 77 is special and so much more is New York and all those great projects happening with in our country.
Nice. Go U.S. cities. I like all cities projects especially the Atlanta 's Belt Line project.
The Second Ave Subway will take decades to finish
Amazing plan .
Miami WorldCentre is a $4 billion dollar project - and not mentioned. LOL!
Did you forget the California high speed rail project??????
Yes they were paid not to mention that. Just hit the thumbs down over & over & over i will do it too
Projects and rejects, when the concept of concerns about 'how it's made' or opinions about 'extremely large scale construction'; generates assumptions by people who are learning about it or seeing it online, et cetera; are like 'i am not supposed to know like this, am I?' like, the social work content and context of humility is misrepresented by standards of 'really interesting but publicated for anyone to learn about'. Like, the concept of 'the many unknown subjects needed to understand the true impact of affairs and relations are removed.' like, the implications has more influence than the informants and information seems to be relevant towards value of communication and interpretation of reference.
Because of how it is like "The megaproject is something that you should know about." Thus, the assumption of not doing anything but being observed like 'what if this particular viewer is an issue because they just found out about it'.
Also, nationality when it comes to the subject of massive scaling construction projects when migration would be relevant to sustain that many culture's of people would be removed from the nationality; due to the basis potentially having limits for claiming association.
Insurance when it is independent perspectives but in social media influence of education through community specific news documents but with the assumption that the viewers are concerned about the large scale construction projects because of not finding familiarity nor availability to recognize what to do. Like, socially it's more than the counseling and therapy is reinforced because of unforeseen circumstances of people who are also in a similar social condition. Like, people who are afraid of heights and are afraid of dying from stranger's, etc.
Thus, never wanting to be online and never wanting to change...
Like, construction means big changes. So, many people may not want to claim their original homeland as their own anymore due to big scale projects and big changes and so forth. Like, much of the social media and news reports could be rejections of therapy having humility based barriers be reinforced instead of therapy and understanding.
Like, peer support is a copout humor about reinforcing fear in people who don't want to be around each other when it means that they are reinforcing unhappiness as well as being unsupportive of the decisions claimed psychosocially as recommended.
Thus, the seller's market of blind sales like the tons of people have no clue what change's are happening and are not interested (regarding their homeland or nationality or recent past records) but are fine with selling all of it with no return by any means (like an insurance of nonprofit donations because of heritage/ past relevancy/ past associations).
Like, being involved with work but only because of people doing social benefit kindness (but under comparative humility)...
(Pay gas US, nationality-wise. Like, driving to example letting go of nationality under therapeutic term's; like, culturally responsive needs examples why people may be having success and higher standards and prosperity beyond personal dictation of nationality; like, making a standalone preference for profiling such that further guidance of socially sustainable personalized (community based reference) decisions are able to be one way benefits and types of nonprofit donations like a recognition of personal philosophy and humility).
One aspect of Manhattan that is actually happening they is never brought up, because os of the massive weight of "just keep building higher," it literally is sinking.
Timestamps would be nice.
Thanks for the info
Thanks Larry will keep that in mind!
The commentary is doable but only if you have ear phones
Why mention projects like the Spiral and Green Line that are already finished?
It, takes time to rebuild,
I wouldn't call Charlotte a mid-sized city.
I might be the one person on this planet that actually likes flying into LAX, but I'd pick John Wayne over LAX anyday primarily due to most of the large hospitals we work out of are in Irvine and Anaheim but still LAX and SF are actually pretty convenient airports but I mean my primary airport is San Antonio International with only one airline that flies to Europe soooo the bar is low
Look tiny in comparison to Chinese projects.😮
great, what infrastructure do you have in India? ridiculous foul smelling nonsense.
I guess we spent so much time and effort designing and engineering 300 their bridges that we decided to build some of our own.
Chinese construction crumbles to the ground within 10 years, be patient.
China has more pple hence it need more bigger projects
What’s a baaa he moth?
😎
Ummmm.. What about CHSR or BW bullet trains in CA n NV?
Tesla Gigafactory as Tesla sales collapse.
Very nice 👍
Thank you Chris!👍
China enginering just LOL 😂🤣😂
Your spelling just 😂 😂😂
❤❤❤❤ us I ❤ you
buzzwords - gotta have 'em
Acres, sq feet and other weird units :)
What's wrong with the voice? :-)
The current LNG plant under construction in Louisiana is the biggest in the nation and not mentioned. Fake News!
🎥So New York had a lot of infrastructure building with strick codes but still finished. Great engineering 🌎💯✅🤔🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🙏🏼
NYC didn't enforce their building codes during the 70's and 80's. The failure of the Twin Towers is a good example of this; elevator shafts made of drywall, non functional sprinkler systems, telecommunications, elevators, fire suppression, etc. etc. That fraud alone should have been a warning.
NYC is a hellhole, PERIOD! A tropical storm named Sandy did major damage with it's 70 mph winds and 6 ft storm surge.
Again...NOTHING HAS BEEN DONE!
Oh wait...they are building skinny high rises on dredged land. NYC didn't learn from the Millenium Tower fiasco either.
PLEASE STOP RELOCATING TO FLORIDA!
@@crankychris2 NYC is still a power house and will forever will be for generations.. codes and rules change.. Florida is not my style. Sandy would have flooded there too if it had hit that location.. it’s nature🤷♂️💯✅
@@crankychris2
You FOOL!!
Most of the State of Florida is less than 100ft above the "water table."
A hurricane hits? The water has no place to drain to. When Sandy hit NYC, a MAJOR reason was the lowered air pressure, the Sea Water in Coney Island Brooklyn was over 4ft deep on the Streets.
NYMTA has been doing major repairs and UPGRADES since Sandy hit NYC.
So sad USA can’t even make a HS train
They literally can. Maybe you should learn the US has more things that get in the away compared to other countries.
What a dumb comment. Each corner of the USA either already has, or has in progress HSR projects.
Look up Brightline.
And don't even think of MagLev. The cost, considering the sheer size of the country and the cost of land, not to mention the cost of MagLev, is shockingly large...
Brightine West:
@@tyreek.6815
That’s funny bright line can’t even compare to the trains in Europe, Japan and China
Be realistic
@@luispalacio1168 Brightline East can't, Brightline West will. Honestly though, its kind of a miracle that Brightline East has become not just as good as it is, but that it exists at all, considering the hostility of the Florida state government to any development of public transportation in the state. To be clear though, the reason that the US doesn't yet have true high speed rail is not because it can't build it, but because the US, meaning the federal government, has never shown any real interest in building high speed rail.
The renovated Bayon Bridge looks ugly.
It's the voice that put me off rather seriously. Every sentence pronounced in the same dramatic way, as if a machine was talking to me. Unbearable. Hire a real human instead.
🌎Jobs for high-speed railways will increase soon.🚝
You should really do your homework dude that arena is 137 ft and the Statue of Liberty is 353 ft tall so no you can't get the statue of Liberty to fit in it boy you guys are so intelligent on this on these channels it just is amazes me
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Bayonne bridge is in NEW JERSEY. Not New York
You FOOL, it connects Bayyone, New Jersey and Staten Island, New York.
It CONNECTS Bayyone New Jersey and Staten Island New York. It is not "IN" either one of them.
China builds future train networks and superhighways unlike US they're still using the aging poor road networks Ang new maglev fast train
No the US does projects that they’re civilization needs not glorified look at me vanity projects that’s causing empty cities and bankrupt construction companies like in China
The voice is annoying.
Too bad some of that money could not go to improving life in troubled areas. 1 billion dollars could fund a lot of police and city beautification. These mega projects are an amazing marriage of big money, big tech solutions, and big news to help get re elected.
The US tech has been surpassed by Chinese technoly
You can’t even spell properly. 😂😂😂
Go to Dubai. What a joke we are. Giving billions and billions away instead
Ok here's another one. All the money leaving NY and NYC along with allot of people. Spit shining a turd.
Absolute Political Trump B$ that is not happening
@richietattersall2122 lol, you're blind as shit obviously live there. Have fun genious.
America is building the future with planes while china poorer country is building trains
What BS.
No
It doesn't matter what major projects are done in San Francisco. You can't polish a huge turd. Don't believe me ? Who is moving to SF or California?