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Wed, Jun 13, 2012 -- 9:00 AM
Crews to Start Digging for SF's Central Subway
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An SFMTA sign near the Union Square utility relocation, part of the Central Subway project
Crews are set to begin digging for the 1.6-mile Central Subway in San Francisco that critics have called the world's shortest and most expensive subway line. The project awaits $942 million in federal dollars, money that Republicans in Congress are trying to withhold. We'll discuss the project and the coming traffic snarls.
Host: Michael Krasny
Guests:
- John Funghi, Central Subway senior program manager for the San Francisco Metropolitan Transportation Agency
- Quentin Kopp, former chairman of the California High-Speed Rail Authority and a retired superior court judge
- Will Reisman, transportation reporter for the San Francisco Examiner
More info:
- About the Central Subway project : at CentralSubwaySF.com
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