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@devilpizza123 Lol you do realize it's 7 billion. That's an insane amount of money. That's more than what most companies are worth.
markuseraccount 3 months ago
7 billion dollars seems pretty cheap for something so risky :/
devilpizza123 4 months ago
I noticed in the begining when they showed the traffic tie up that they were forming a single line. Unlike here in the U.S. where the three lanes would be jockeying for position right up to the bottleneck increasing the delay for everyone. Maybe we can learn something from the Swiss...lol
murphjy 5 months ago
Thank God no one was killed in the accident... I salute the people who actually worked for this... the toughest work it is..... no oxygen no light... impure air...!!!! they are really great n daring people.!!
nnoval01rd 7 months ago
I know how crazy this will sound but all over america and all over the world public bus systme,monorails and subways and bullet triains would be cool.
Michelle Landry
Louisiana
littleone2813 8 months ago
I think we should focus on monorails,subways and public systems. all over the country and convient stations and bus stops.
Michelle Landry
Louisiana
littleone2813 8 months ago
This is like what is underground connecting all major cities in America.. except its vacuum sealed so trains can travel at unparalleled speed
LongliveNessie 9 months ago
Where do you get $27 Billion? According to Suddeutsche.de the expected cost as of October 2010 the price was SFr. 19 Billion, which using the Purchasing Parity Index as a translator amounts to about $12 Billion. (The tunnel doesn't cost more because the dollar is declining.)
$27 Billion is closer to the cost of the entire Bahn 2000 project, which includes the Ceneri and Loetschbert tunnels, as well as other upgrades.
7270DavosPlatz 10 months ago
@platinum243125 $27 billion dollars not 7. It was completed in 2010/2011...This documentary is a bit old.
The tunnel will be operational by 2017/18.
Remember the tunnel wasn't dug by mexicans. Special machinery was used.
RobertsDigital 1 year ago
7 billion$? That is not a whole lot considering that the money spent in Iraq could have built at least a hundred of them..................
platinum243125 1 year ago