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Title: Elevated expressway, possible toll road planned for Savannah's Abercorn Ext.
Post by: airforceguy on October 29, 2012, 04:40:58 PM
Elevated expressway, possible toll road planned for Savannah's Abercorn Extension
Posted: October 28, 2012 - 12:41am  |  Updated: October 28, 2012 - 8:15am
http://savannahnow.com/news/2012-10-28/elevated-expressway-possible-toll-road-planned-savannahs-abercorn-extension
Title: Re: Elevated expressway, possible toll road planned for Savannah's Abercorn Ext.
Post by: alex5793 on October 29, 2012, 05:09:38 PM
I had posted on this in a thread regarding Truman Parkway back in August.  Based on the business impacts, there is really no other way of filling in the "blank" between Truman Parkway Phase V and the Southwest Bypass.  This, in combination with a new interchange at King George, would help the traffic situation tremendously.

In the long term plan, SR 204 should become a full freeway, by getting rid of a small signal between King George and US 17, and then adding ramps to/from I-95 and eliminating/ bypassing the signal for Gateway Blvd.

-Alex5793
Title: Re: Elevated expressway, possible toll road planned for Savannah's Abercorn Ext.
Post by: Henry on November 06, 2012, 11:39:39 AM
It would be like Boston/Milwaukee/San Francisco in reverse; we'll see how that turns out.

Quote from: alex5793 on October 29, 2012, 05:09:38 PM
I had posted on this in a thread regarding Truman Parkway back in August.  Based on the business impacts, there is really no other way of filling in the "blank" between Truman Parkway Phase V and the Southwest Bypass.  This, in combination with a new interchange at King George, would help the traffic situation tremendously.

In the long term plan, SR 204 should become a full freeway, by getting rid of a small signal between King George and US 17, and then adding ramps to/from I-95 and eliminating/ bypassing the signal for Gateway Blvd.

-Alex5793

If I were living in Savannah, I would endorse this project without any second thought.