Dan Sturges

US Transportation Research Board

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Transportation futurist, designer and member of the US Transportation Research Board; adjunct professor of transportation design at College for Creative Studies in Detroit

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Since 2007, a company called XpressWest has been pushing for a bullet train from Los Angeles to Las Vegas along Interstate 15.

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Metro Considers a "People Mover" from Crenshaw to LAX

Today, Metro decided to consider the cost and usefulness of a “people mover” running to LAX from a new station on the Crenshaw line.

from Which Way, L.A.?

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