I saw it from driving past, I’m guessing the on-ramps are in city owned land. There’s not many bike lanes that the new lanes can connect to

After that part, closer to the bridge

Caltrans has added a flex post protected bike lane to the 805 freeway - La Jolla village dr interchange

MTS has released their proposed fare changes with either $3 or $3.50 for a one way pass. You can give them feedback in the survey below.

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SANDAG recently released a report outlining a blueprint for how cities can implement quick build transit priority projects. Hope cities pay attention to it. The highest scoring corridor they recommend is Broadway.

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Parking in Balboa Park is actually cheaper than parking in Torrey Pines State Park! I’ve never heard anyone complaining about that one though

If SANDAG wanted to be smart with its long term planning they’d buy a portion of Costa verde center before it gets developed to reserve for the the purple line/coaster station

A coaster extension to the border is pretty similar to the mid coast trolley extension. The majority of it follows existing rail (Coronado branch), with the major costs coming from a couple grade separations and a viaduct through imperial beach. Designed right its probably costs $5 billion or less

Not sure why the San Diego flyer shuttle is advertised for transit users when the rental car shuttle is faster and more frequent…

Not only that but the 101 shows up twice! Anyways on Apple devices if you press the same spot twice it’ll switch whether mts or nctd pops up.

Maybe it does, I though Sunday was 20 min frequencies instead of 15

Fun fact: routes 8 and 992 have higher weekend ridership even though they have less service!

If it rains too hard in San Diego the main central transfer station of the system (12th and imperial) and the access point to the only rail yard get flooded

This probably has the biggest impact on the orange line?

Not to mention the project paying for itself by having TOD on top!

If SANDAG had any foresight, they’d buy (part of) the Costa verde mall site asap. It’s their only way to build the UTC Coaster/Purple line station cut and cover instead of SEM tunneling. Cut and cover (probably) saves hundreds of millions, is faster, and ultimately leads to better station designs.

They have Apple Pay, pretty sure google too

MTS staff are proposing a 2028 ballot measure rather than 2026 to allow for more time according to the 9/4 exec committee agenda. They will delay the fiscal cliff by shifting more capex funds to ops, raising fares, and other operational savings

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At one point I had found a diagram where there will be an off street path around/under the ramp

If this is caltrans they’re restriping a lot of bridges rn

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MTS has a Reddit now :0

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There’s an interesting exhibit of old maps of San Diego in Geisel library at ucsd, it goes away this week if you’re interested! Downtown feels so much more connected to the city before freeways divided it

Looks like those were done by the developer as part of those new apartments

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Irvine Company adding hundreds of apartments to University City office campus Southern California real estate giant plans to redo the western portion of its office campus — The Plaza — with two apartment buildings and 552 total units.

Cool to see the redevelopment, slight bummer that the direct connection to the executive dr trolley station will likely go away. The University community plan talks about extending the platform into a public plaza area, we’ll see what happens with that

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Think so

On the other hand it eliminates the existing unsafe ramps on westbound harbor

This project includes a bike path on the north side of harbor dr!

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