SPUR Forum: Assessing Contraflow on the Bay Bridge
From SPUR:
When the Transbay Transit Center opens in late 2017, more than 300 buses are planned to arrive or depart each hour, though that number depends on Bay Bridge traffic. A morning contraflow lane on the bridge may help facilitate that flow, but it could also make traffic worse. Learn why, and whether such a project could be successful.
+ Tony Bruzzone / Arup
+ Bob Beck / Treasure Island Development Authority
+ Robert del Rosario / AC Transit
+ Al Zahradnik / Golden Gate Transit
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