United States' Biggest Megaprojects

this has to be an AI voice. .its mis-stressing and mispronouncing words is hilarious.

100 million passengers per year, great! Only if you can get to the airport!

Goodies Howe Bridge - longest cable-stayed bridge in North America. It will be joined this summer, between Windsor, Canada and Detroit, USA

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

Compared to similar project in the rest of the world... these are pretty small and not at all impressive

Amazing plan .

Now all San Francisco needs to do is spend a billion dollars upgrading the tent city districts.

The upgrade of LAX is long overdue ! and it all sounds good, but not sure it can cope with the expected Olympic crowds !!!

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

OMG the guy narrating sounds like the actor who played as Charlton Heston on MADTV 'Reality Check' when they were talking about the Oscars

Wow, no word on the Gordie Howe bridge !!!!

Amazing

The Second Ave Subway will take decades to finish

Gordie Howe bridge?

also brightline speed rail miami to orlando and to tampa!!!

Don't forget the upcoming Francis Scott Key Bridge project. It might get rename when finished.

Fascinating and well done video — even with several terribly mispronounced names. 🙄

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.

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).