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entire neighborhoods have been built around stops on the planned Corridor Cities Transitway, which would have connected Gaithersburg, Germantown, and Clarksburg to the Red Line, and all for nothing
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It's Official. @GovLarryHogan has killed the Corridor Cities Transitway (CCT). The latest Consolidated Transportation Plan (CTP) released by the Department of Transportation has officially deleted the CCT from Design and Engineering. 1/
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one of the smartest things MoCo ever did was, starting in the 90s, require new developments along I-270 to set aside space for a new transit line. you can literally follow the CCT route through these neighborhoods
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and these neighborhoods are fairly dense (by suburban standards) filled with the kinds of homes that zoning & neighbor opposition make very hard to build closer in, near existing transit lines
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18. I think Clarksburg (pictured) is actually quite lovely, and Montgomery County did an okay job planning it. justupthepike.com/2017/08/this-n
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we built these places around transit and walking and people moved there under the promise that they would get transit. we did a good thing, and itโ€™s frustrating, and embarrassing, that this could all be undone so easily...again and again
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Hogan is just awful, and it is quite frustrating how so many democrats voted for him just so they could say โ€œsee, Iโ€™m reasonable and willing to vote for a moderate republicanโ€
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Very frustrating but not surprising. When I was canvassing for Jealous, so many democrats were voting for Hogan. Hogan is not a centrist, he killed the Red Line to make bigger roads in rural areas.
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