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Budget Woes Could Stop Transportation Projects in Their Tracks
Two major construction projects under way in Los Angeles could be stopped in their tracks, according to today's Daily News . Bus riders in the San Fernando Valley are well aware that the Orange Line busway is being extended . Commuters on the 405 know that it's being widened to include a so-called high occupancy lane.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readTwo major construction projects under way in Los Angeles could be stopped in their tracks, according to today's Daily News. Bus riders in the San Fernando Valley are well aware that the Orange Line busway is being extended. Commuters on the 405 know that it's being widened to include a so-called high occupancy lane. David Yale is Deputy executive officer for countywide regional planning and development at LA Metro.
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