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The Peninsula's hopes for high-speed rail were dealt a severe blow at the end of October when the Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization endorsed a route that follows the Route 460 corridor south of the James River from Richmond to Norfolk. Full Article at Hampton Roads Daily Press
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Remaking Tysons Corner into the second city of Washington will take a lot more than a new Metro line and a downtown of tightly clustered buildings designed for walking. It will take almost $15 billion in new roads and public transportation. Full Article at The Washington Post
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at the railroad tracks south of Meeker Avenue. Traffic backs up along Marina Bay Parkway as a train moves through the crossing in Richmond, Calif. , Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2009. Full Article at Inside Bay Area
