Paul Taylor

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Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Metro (formerly Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Agency)

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The new HOV lane from Orange County to the San Fernando Valley is supposed to speed up commuter traffic on the 405 when it's finally complete.

Anti-Gridlock Group Urges Speeding Up 405 Improvements

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