California Highway Headlines for July 2016

Started by cahwyguy, August 01, 2016, 12:42:10 PM

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cahwyguy

As I've gotten more active here, I figure I'll also share this post here. This is my monthly accumulation of headlines related to California Highways; it feeds into the updates I do periodically on my website. If I have missed something of significance, please let me know.

California Highway Headlines for July 2016: http://cahighways.org/wordpress/?p=11792

Daniel
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Plutonic Panda

Great reports thanks so much! Hope to see more of these. :)

nexus73

Saw this: Southern California gets a big, fat $0 from Feds for freight, road improvements. Southern California transportation agencies were shocked Monday to learn they were getting zero dollars from the federal Department of Transportation in the first round of a newly approved freight-movement grant program. Instead, the DOT gave out $759 million for 18 projects from Seattle to Louisiana but nothing for projects located within the six Southern California counties.

How the heck does the DeeCee Crowd ignore the greatest metroplex in the West? Given the state of traffic and size of population, one could change the $759 million to $759 BILLION and then there might be a chance that mobility is restored!

Rick
US 101 is THE backbone of the Pacific coast from Bandon OR to Willits CA.  Industry, tourism and local traffic would be gone or severely crippled without it being in functioning condition in BOTH states.

Max Rockatansky

Enjoyed that little piece about Amboy.  It's kind of a miracle those railroad sidings lasted as long as they did through to the 1970s.  That whole stretch of 66 is a hell of a lot of fun but you're basically for all intents and purposes on the moon.  There is a lot to see in Chambless, Cadiz Summit, Danby (if you're fast with the camera driving by....lots of dogs), Essex (more attack dogs) and even Goffs.



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