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According to Metro, travel times have actually improved through the downtown core - which is surprising when you consider that one-fifth of the main North-South corridor is closed to general traffic during peak hours. It's amazing what $16 million dollars in mitigation and street improvements can do. Just imagine what a bit more could accomplish.
Hat tip to Jon Stahl over at Evergreen Politics.
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For the wonks out there, Metro's complete report is here: http://transit.metrokc.gov/up/projects/tunnel-perfrpt.html
Posted by: Gary Manca | August 30, 2006 at 08:38 PM