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Bypass considered to ease traffic on I-10

The Arizona Daily Star

"The I-10 is the Valley's most important transportation corridor, and it's overburdened and deteriorating," said Richard Hubbard, executive director of Phoenix-based Valley Partnership and past deputy director of the State Land Department.

About 120 miles separate the downtowns of Arizona's two biggest cities. But planned developments already stretch more than 60 miles south of metro Phoenix deep into Pinal County. In Tucson, housing projects already reach 40 miles north of the city, so there's less than a 20-mile gap between the two cities' growth.

Posted by Editor at June 25, 2007 07:55 AM

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