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Anti-congestion recipe: work starts on I-580 carpool lane in Dublin,
Livermore and Pleasanton
By Denis Cuff Contra Costa Times
Posted: 06/13/2013 05:53:12 PM PDT
Updated: 06/13/2013 06:00:02 PM PDT
LIVERMORE -- A ceremony was held here Thursday to mark the start of
construction on a 13-mile new carpool lane on westbound Interstate 580,
which is hoped will help ease traffic congestion.
The $145 million new lane will be added on I-580 between Greenville Road in
Livermore and the Foothill Road over crossing in Dublin and Pleasanton.
Completion is expected in late 2014, a year before the lane is to be
converted into an express toll lane open to carpools for free and solo
drivers for a toll.
Contractors also will add an auxiliary lane on I-580 between Isabel Avenue
and First Street in Livermore.
The new carpool lane is paid for by Alameda County's half-cent
transportation sales tax, Bay Area bridge tolls, and state and federal funds.
The Alameda County Transportation Commission and Caltrans are jointly
developing the project with assistance from the Metropolitan Transportation
Commission.
Livermore and Pleasanton
By Denis Cuff Contra Costa Times
Posted: 06/13/2013 05:53:12 PM PDT
Updated: 06/13/2013 06:00:02 PM PDT
LIVERMORE -- A ceremony was held here Thursday to mark the start of
construction on a 13-mile new carpool lane on westbound Interstate 580,
which is hoped will help ease traffic congestion.
The $145 million new lane will be added on I-580 between Greenville Road in
Livermore and the Foothill Road over crossing in Dublin and Pleasanton.
Completion is expected in late 2014, a year before the lane is to be
converted into an express toll lane open to carpools for free and solo
drivers for a toll.
Contractors also will add an auxiliary lane on I-580 between Isabel Avenue
and First Street in Livermore.
The new carpool lane is paid for by Alameda County's half-cent
transportation sales tax, Bay Area bridge tolls, and state and federal funds.
The Alameda County Transportation Commission and Caltrans are jointly
developing the project with assistance from the Metropolitan Transportation
Commission.
