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Old Posted Mar 27, 2015, 7:40 PM
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Interesting that they'd go dedicated median on one alignment but mixed traffic on the other. I would think that the mixed traffic would reduce any reliability gains provided by Rio's dedicated median.

The links seem to be dead; do you remember which meeting it was from?

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Originally Posted by Jjs5056 View Post
FOUND IT: http://documents.tempe.gov/sirepub/cache...ddsutvgkf1/1933151903272015104024743.PDF

Also, they are still determining if they are going to add a stop at St. Luke's and they might shorten the Apache leg to terminate at Rural.

In addition, I just found the following doc which shows that Rio Salado is proposed as a dedicated median alignment, so that's one positive.

http://documents.tempe.gov/sirepub/cache...ddsutvgkf1/1922146503272015104310571.PDF
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