Which direction do we take I-94?
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| | MnDOT details plans for the future of I-94 |
Minnesotans can give their feedback on what to do with a busy stretch of Interstate 94 between Minneapolis and St. Paul, the 7.5 miles marred in a history of displacing and polluting communities along the corridor. Thatâs why the state is rethinking its approach for the decades ahead.
âAt this stage we are attempting to understand what alternatives best serve the transportation needs of surrounding communities and businesses, as well as others who use I-94 as part of their travel,â said Jessica Karls, Director of Transportation Design for MnDOT.
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