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You are invited to attend a Metro and Caltrans workshop about
proposed Congestion Reduction Demonstration Project in the I-10 and
I-110 corridors.

The Project involves a demonstration of
FastLanes, an innovative way to make traveling the 10 and the 110
faster and more reliable. These High Occupancy Vehicle lanes would use
a congestion pricing system to offer single occupancy vehicle drivers,
carpoolers, vanpoolers and transit riders more choices to help improve
their trips through the area.

The purpose of these meetings
is to give you an opportunity to participate in identifying options
that would make your travel time and mode more efficient and suitable
to your mobility requirements. We hope you will join us and share your
ideas as we explore opportunities to improve your mobility and reduce
congestion.

Meeting Flyer (439KB, PDF format, Adobe Acrobat Reader plug-in required for viewing)

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