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Good him and pot hole Joe have made a mess and trash dump of our city highways and streets. Good by don’t let the door hit ya in the ass as you leave.
Hey, our legislators have chosen not to fund roads. If there’s complaint towards INDOT, it’s that they don’t build roads that last … but that’s in part because we refuse to properly fund infrastructure and they’re trying to do as much as they can without not enough.
It will be very interesting to see how well this new company is able to profit from having a former INDOT head as chief.
“McGuinness is leaving to head a consulting firm that will help businesses and local governments plan for their infrastructure needs, from making sure there’s adequate connections for new development to adjusting for newer technologies, like electric and self-driving vehicles.“
https://www.wibc.com/news/local-indiana/indot-commissioner-departing-for-private-sector-startup/
This is the type of commentary that is not needed. It is rude and sophomoric and counterproductive, without specifics and meaningful statements.
As noted infrastructure does not last forever. And potholes occur each year under each administration and regardless of the party in control.