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Officials present Highway 37 near-term fixes and long-term resilience plans including a diverging-diamond concept and tolling options
Summary
A regional presentation outlined near-term shoulder-to-lane improvements and a proposed diverging-diamond interchange to ease bottlenecks on Highway 37, discussed environmental constraints, estimated costs, and suggested tolling and transit as funding and demand-management tools.
A multi-agency presentation described proposed near-term and long-term changes to Highway 37 intended to reduce severe congestion and adapt the corridor to sea-level rise.
An agency official presented data showing heavy peak-hour flows through the Sears Point–Mare Island bottleneck and proposed near-term improvements that repurpose existing shoulders to add a lane in each direction. The presentation said the change could open to traffic in roughly five years and serve as an expedited relief while longer-term…
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