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'Reduce the
danger'
(Published May 17, 2001)
Thank you for the recent article in The Bee, "Slow track of progress,"
by Russell Clemings. The article pointed out the danger to motorists at
the numerous rail crossings in the greater Fresno area.
The article, unfortunately, did not discuss how
rail consolidation of the Burlington Northern Santa Fe tracks (a dagger in
the heart of Fresno!) along the Santa Fe rail corridor on the west side of
Fresno would significantly reduce the danger to motorists at rail
crossings. Rail consolidation would result in the building of grade
separations (over- and underpasses) to permit cars and pedestrians to not
have to stop for trains. Not only would rail consolidation using grade
separations improve safety, but it would also reduce traffic congestion
and air pollution.
Brian Calhoun
Council Member
District 2
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