Shem Lawlor, You attribute the $5 billion cost overruns to "missteps."  At $1,000,000 per misstep, that would be 5,000 missteps.  You don't describe what those missteps were, and HART doesn't want to know what those missteps were, as it has rejected an audit that would identify those missteps.  Oahu residents don't want to pay any more for missteps.  The rail project should get no further funding, and it should do what it can do with the money already allocated to it.