Editor,

So San Mateo County is ready to fund Caltrans to build more express lanes on Highway 101, from Interstate 380 north to South San Francisco. But I haven’t heard anything from the SMCTA board challenging Caltrans why the 2022 project came out as it did. Like, why is the new express lane from Hillsdale to Third Avenue in San Mateo like a roller coaster?

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Terence Y

Thanks for your letter, Mr. Riggs. The project sounds like another make-work job to keep union employees busy, and more importantly, rewarded for their “contributions” to the powers-that-be. Money makes the world go around. Your money, their world. As for the recent express lane project, what better way to make more money than doing a sub-par job the first time around, only to be paid, again, for redoing the job. How many times have we seen this? And how many more times in the future? Count on many more times in the future if there are no consequences or accountability.

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