I agree with the points you make in your recent editorial “Outside the canyons.” I spent a 40-year career building highways and am well aware that an additional lane or two is not the solution to all transportation problems.
My primary reason for writing is a question I have about your choice of a word. In your last sentence, did you want to refer to a fine, dry powder (i.e., cement) or to a mixture of materials used to construct roadways (i.e., concrete)? I think that either word makes the last sentence correct, but there is a world of difference between the two materials. I would hope that your food writers would never confuse flour with dough.
David Zangrilli, Sandy
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