Regional Transit Plan To Be Reviewed
25 October 2002 - 1:00pm
A transportation plan submitted to the San Diego Association of Governments outlines transit improvements.
"Making transit competitive with the biggest villain in traffic congestion – the solo commute – is entirely within reach, according to a draft regional transportation plan that will be submitted to the San Diego Association of Governments board tomorrow.The plan outlines $42 billion in transportation improvements from now to 2030, a package designed to provide more convenient and faster travel choices without trying, as planners put it, to 'build our way out of traffic congestion.'"
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Transit proposal outlines upgrades to 2030
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The San Diego Union-Tribune, October 24, 2002
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