Practice question

What is the purpose of conducting a benefit-cost analysis (BCA) for a highway safety project?

  1. To determine the total number of employees needed for the project
  2. To compare the expected safety benefits (crash reductions valued in dollars) against the costs of implementing the countermeasure, enabling rational resource allocation
  3. To calculate the tax revenue generated by a highway project
  4. To determine the weight capacity of a bridge

Answer: B — To compare the expected safety benefits (crash reductions valued in dollars) against the costs of implementing the countermeasure, enabling rational resource allocation

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