World’s costliest expressways
With a whopping cost of $24bn, Big Dig is the most expensive highway...
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World’s costliest expressways
With a whopping cost of $24bn, Big Dig is the most expensive highway project in the world. Road Traffic Technology lists the top ten of the world's costliest expressways, based on their project cost.
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