Boston's Big Dig (book)

"Boston's Big Dig" is a book that details the massive infrastructure project in Boston to replace the aging elevated highways with underground tunnels. This transformation aimed to improve traffic flow, reduce congestion, and revitalize the cityscape. The project was one of the largest and most complex urban highway renovations in U.S. history, involving significant planning, engineering challenges, and budget management. The book highlights both the technical achievements and the controversies, including delays, costs overruns, and safety concerns, providing a comprehensive account of how the Big Dig reshaped Boston’s landscape and transportation system.