BY EMILY MIBACH
Daily Post Staff Writer
Word Count: 644
The 22-year-old train bridge that goes over Jefferson Avenue in Redwood City could be torn down and reconstructed as part of the city’s plans to separate the railroad tracks from roads at six points across the city.
The bridge over the lowered road was completed in 1999 and cost $14.2 million to build. That’s a far cry from the $180 million price tag on …
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April Fools?
How did this cost only $14 million when today they quote a quarter of a billion $ for the same thing?? Smh
Does this mean SM County will dis continue the commute train? The point of putting the crossing under the tracks was to not have autos backed up to El Camino.