It was even projected that, by 2010, there would be 16-hour daily traffic jams that would cost the local economy $500 million annually. Furthermore, the North End was cut off from the rest of the city, which hampered economic growth.
It was predicted that, by 2010, there would be 16-hour daily traffic jams costing the local economy $500 million annually. Additionally, the North End was isolated from the rest of the city, hindering economic development.