The San Jose Mercury News‘ Mike Rosenberg reports on the plan to make El Camino more user friendly for all.
The state Department of Transportation, the counties of San Mateo and Santa Clara and planning consultants released the 119-page report in mid-February as part of the Grand Boulevard Initiative.
The initiative brings together officials from each city through which El Camino Real runs in an effort to transform the historic but aging and often inaccessible roadway into a “grand boulevard” that links San Francisco and Silicon Valley.
The full plan can be found at GrandBoulevard.
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