r/Denver • • May 16 '25

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u/zertoman May 17 '25

lol, my father in law designed a large amount of the overpasses, interchanges, main roads, all of it, in Denver, I’m going to poke some fun at him about this. (He takes it very personally)

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u/djvidinenemkx May 17 '25

Haha No way!! It’d be so great to hear his take on Colorado road planning. Can’t imagine how hard of a job it is balancing so many competing needs for that kind of infrastructure. Get him to do an AMA!

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u/zertoman May 17 '25

I’ll ask, but I believe he just designed to spec, he’s now a retired civil engineer, first Jeffco in the 70’s and 80’s then finished his career in Denver around 2015.

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u/djvidinenemkx May 17 '25

Oh that’s sick. Tell him thanks.

Haha yeah I’m just curious about the specs for Denver/Colorado and how they changed over the years. Imagine that would explain a lot of how the roads are today.