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| Image Credit: Move LA |
Transportation advocacy group Move LA, one of the driving forces behind the transformative Measure R, has cooked up a mouth watering fantasy map for a sequel ballot initiative in 2016. Measure R2, as per its most recent draft proposal, could fund a slew of transportation improvements throughout Los Angeles County via a 45-year, half-cent sales tax. As reported this past April by Streetsblog LA, the tentative plan allots revenue as follows:
- 30% for new Metro Rail and BRT Capital
- 20% for Transit Operations
- 20% for Highways
- 15% for Local Return
- 6% for Clean Goods Movement
- 5% for Metrolink Capital
- 4% for Active Transportation
