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JayCastle's comments
Posted Tue, Jul 26, 11:42 p.m.
But why? Why 'must' downtown Seattle provide commuters with a bypass? Cities should be doing what is in their best interests. Cities need to be much less concerned with the community at large. They have far too many forces already aligned against them not to do so. The last half-century ...
MOREPosted Tue, Jul 26, 12:49 a.m.
Not living in Seattle, I'll admit I don't know enough about this issue to add a completely informed opinion, but I thought this statement odd: ...a comprehensive analysis that clearly shows the tunnel’s failings. It shows, for example, that the tolled tunnel will put almost as much traffic on the ...
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