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<br /> (p. 6~1 <br /> YES on2 <br /> ~;~ <br /> ..!!....74\1J '/I .. .. :::..... <br /> ...... A. =- - . <br /> ~ ,.,. ..""..",.."",. r ~. ,. .-..-.. <br /> ;">'i1i''''~ ..-. <br /> lkn Area (~irnmutcrs fVf Tntnstxnu.tion Soiutiom <br /> , Abo;~t Measure 2 <br /> Authorized through legislation by Senate Majority Leader Don Perata, Regional Measure 2 <br /> allows Bay Area voters to address three principal transportation goals: <br /> · Reduce traffic congestion on Bay Area bridges and their freeway connectors. <br /> " · Develop a regional transit system for the Bay Area by investing in mass transit programs that <br /> have a demonstrated ability to get people out of their cars. <br /> · Create seamless connections between BART, commuter rail, ferries, and express buses to <br /> make using mass transit convenient and reliable. <br /> Measure 2 was devised by a coalition of Bay Area commuters, business leaders, environmental <br /> advocates and transportation officials. Measure 2 asks voters in seven Bay Area counties - <br /> Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara and Solano - to inspect <br /> and approve a sensible, long-term traffic congestion relief plan funded by a new $1 toll on the <br /> seven state-owned Bay Area Bridges (not including the Golden Gate). <br /> With voter approval, Measure 2 will generate nearly $4 billion for projects including: <br /> Expanding BART and commuter rail service around the Bay and to San Jose and Eastern <br /> Contra Costa County. <br /> Improving the Transbay Terminal Project in San Francisco to connect BART, MUNI and <br /> express bus service to Caltraln and other Peninsula transit systems. <br /> Expanding Caltrain service along the Peninsula, and new service over a rehabilitated <br /> Dumbarton rail bridge connecting BART, Caltrain, Capitol Corridor and ACE. <br /> Seamless connections and unified fares over the entire expanded regional transit <br /> network. <br /> Improving freeway bottlenecks, including the 1-80/1-680 interchange in Solano County and <br /> the new Benicia Bridge. <br /> Expanding Golden Gate Express Bus services. <br /> Building a fourth bore in the Caldecott tunnel. <br /> Creating a regional express bus system over carpool lanes. <br /> Expanding ferry service throughout the Bay Area. <br /> Measure 2 requires all new bridge toll revenue to be used for the projects specified in the voter <br /> handbooks. Politicians can't raid the money to use for other purposes like backfilling othe~ <br /> budget deficits. <br /> To join our list of supporters or for more information visit us at: www.Measure2.ora <br />
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