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Help for the Inland Empire

Crash Inland Empire transportation planners have been trying to improve traffic flow on north-south freeways as growth continues to explode. One key part of that is a major widening of the 215, which got a boost from the state:

The California Transportation Commission voted today to allocate $13 million to widen Interstate 215 from the Interstate 15- Interstate 215 interchange north to Nuevo Road in Perris. The allocation was part of a larger $674 million funding announcement for 35 transportation-related projects statewide. Funding sources include $225 million from Proposition 1B, $60 million from Proposition 42 and $389 million from the Public Transportation Account. (CNS)

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Steve Hymon is The Times' Road Sage. He covers traffic and transportation in a region united by a confounding network of freeways that frustrate drivers daily. The Bottleneck Blog is Steve's website home, where he breaks transportation news, reports on traffic tie-ups and brings a critical but humorous eye to commuting in Southern California. You can reach Steve at steve.hymon@latimes.com.

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