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10/6/2004
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Sacramento Regional Transit District marks South Line extension's anniversary
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Sacramento Regional Transit District (SACRT) is celebrating the first anniversary of opening the South Line light-rail extension.
The 6.3-mile, $222 million line includes seven stations and three park-and-ride lots. The line already has exceeded ridership expectations by logging 10,000 weekday passengers. Agency officials originally projected the line would attract 8,100 daily passengers by 2005.
The 6.3-mile, $222 million line includes seven stations and three park-and-ride lots. The line already has exceeded ridership expectations by logging 10,000 weekday passengers. Agency officials originally projected the line would attract 8,100 daily passengers by 2005.
