Los Angeles Times - Contrary to predictions used to promote the first phase of the Expo
light rail line between downtown and Los Angeles' Westside, a new study
has found that the $930-million project has done little to relieve
traffic congestion in the area. (link)
My comment: Metro council members and those studying mass transit for Nashville would be wise to read this cautionary tale and take it to heart. Spending $930 million for 8.6 miles of rail is not a solution. Thankfully we dodged the Amp bullet. For alternative solutions to traffic congestion and transportation needs see this link and this link.
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