Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority CEO John Doherty (Left), ACTA Governing Board Vice Chair Janice Hahn (Center), and ACTA Chair Frank Colonna (Right) visit the Pacific Coast Highway Grade Separation project. When it opens in Spring 2004, the half-mile-long bridge will carry PCH traffic over the Alameda Corridor between the Terminal Island Freeway and Coil Avenue in Wilmington. Photo by ACTA
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ACTA CEO John Doherty and ACTA Governing Board Vice Chair Janice Hahn discuss the impact of the PCH Grade Separation project. The $107-million overpass above the Alameda Corridor is on schedule and on budget. The project is expected to improve air quality by reducing congestion and idling time among trucks and cars. Photo by ACTA
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ACTA Governing Board Vice Chair Janice Hahn, a Los Angeles City Councilwoman, and ACTA Chair Frank Colonna, Vice Mayor of Long Beach, stand near the PCH project, which will widen the highway from two to three lanes in each direction so traffic can flow more easily to and from the Port area. Photo by ACTA
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