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Old 05-03-2008, 06:57 AM
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EXACTLY. Also, why in the HECK is I-71 three lanes for several miles at KY speedway for the TWO events a year that cause a little traffic when there is Traffic DAILY on the rural looking I-71 that goes all the way into downtown Louisville!? It is one of the roads that gives the impression that you are not even in the city when you are in the heart of it!
I believe the Speedway paid for the widening and also the new exit that was built there. Also, you think the reason it appears to cause little traffic twice a year is maybe because the road was widened?

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Old 05-04-2008, 03:09 PM
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Not needed, it just promotes sprawl. Check Paul Coomes study on I-65. When will this area (not just louisivlle but also midwest) invest in mass transit!????)
I'd love to see that happen, but I don't envision that for years to come nor do I see a rail system between Lexington and Louisville anytime in the next 20- 25 years. It's too bad that this part of the country never did invest in mass transit or rail systems like the east coast did. Lexington doesn't even have Amtrak service... We have to go to Cincinnati for that. That's one thing I sorely miss about living in Japan. You could take the train everywhere.

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