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NDOT finishes 2-year repaving project at Lake Tahoe
CARSON CITY, Nev. (KOLO) - The Nevada Department of Transportation has completed a two-year repaving project on U.S. 50 at Lake Tahoe. They say the project encompassed U.S. 50 between Spooner Summit and the Nevada/California border at Stateline. The project launched in April of last year and resurfaced more than...
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Sacramento RT Blue Line light rail to be disrupted for 2 weeks for construction
Sacramento light rail riders can expect about two weeks of service disruptions this month on the Blue Line as construction continues to prepare stations for the new trains, according to Sacramento Regional Transit. The Broadway Station — located south of Broadway on tracks running parallel to Freeport Boulevard — will be closed to passengers from 6 a.m. Monday to 3 p.m. Nov. 22. Bus bridges, or shuttles, will be place, and their locations will vary depending on the dates that contractors are actively working, RT spokesperson Jessica Gonzalez said. A shuttle will be set up between the 16th Street and Fourth Avenue/Wayne Hultgren stations from Monday to Tuesday and from 6 p.m. Saturday to 6 a.m. Nov. 16. During the first two-day window, trains will still pass through the Broadway Station , but they will not stop, according to the RT website. From early Wednesday to 6 p.m. Saturday, the bus bridge will expand between the 13th Street and City College stations. This same shuttle system will be in place from 6 a.m. Nov. 16 to 3 p.m. Nov. 22. Riders should plan for longer travel times. Signs will be posted to help them navigate the shuttle buses, which operate
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Oil falls below $100 as California drivers wait for gas price relief
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California gas prices remain high as oil falls below $100 a barrel
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Not so fast: Study on rapid airport route through Natomas paused by Sacramento RT
Sacramento Regional Transit is pausing what would be the first step in establishing a transit line through Natomas to Sacramento International Airport. It says a delay in a state project and loss of a potential revenue stream triggered the decision. CEO Henry Li said Monday during the agency’s board of directors meeting that the study looking into the feasibility of a bus rapid transit route between downtown Sacramento and SMF would not start in spring 2027 as originally planned. The agency has not set a new start date. Bus rapid transit systems, which are set up throughout California, offer shorter travel times than regular buses through features like dedicated lanes and traffic signal priority. BRT is designed to bridge the gap between traditional bus service and light rail. Regional Transit had applied for and received $700,000 in grants to complete the study and conceptual design for a BRT through Natomas. The agency said it would be a stepping stone to eventually establishing light rail in the same area. Extending the Green Line light rail remains RT’s long-term goal, however the estimated cost is about $2 billion. So the transit agency is considering BRT as an in-between alternative that it says