Transform California State Rail Plan – Oakland
Together. Shaping the Future of Rail Link for more information: http://californiastaterailplan.com/2012/12/18/please-join-us… The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) is pleased to host a series of open houses for the California State Rail Plan (CSRP). Caltrans will be presenting the Draft of the CSRP, which establishes a statewide vision, sets priorities, and develops implementation strategies to enhance passenger and … Continued
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Lisa Ratner
12:36 PM PST on February 4, 2013
Together. Shaping the Future of Rail
Link for more information:
http://californiastaterailplan.com/2012/12/18/please-join-us…
The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) is pleased to host a series of open houses for the California State Rail Plan (CSRP). Caltrans will be presenting the Draft of the CSRP, which establishes a statewide vision, sets priorities, and develops implementation strategies to enhance passenger and freight rail service in the public interest.
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