Really like the idea of an "access" metric for evaluating infrastructure projects. I'm curious though, since infrastructure projects can subsequently increase development/housing around said projects, should those kind of "access" evaluations account for both current and future potential access? Is that even possible? Or do you feel it should be focused on how a project immediately impacts its current potential users?
Really like the idea of an "access" metric for evaluating infrastructure projects. I'm curious though, since infrastructure projects can subsequently increase development/housing around said projects, should those kind of "access" evaluations account for both current and future potential access? Is that even possible? Or do you feel it should be focused on how a project immediately impacts its current potential users?