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"Our over-reliance on cars and $4-per-gallon gasoline has led us to dig a really deep hole for ourselves. The Purple Line is the ladder that helps us climb up out of this hole toward the light of rational land use, friendly commutes and a stable climate." Mike Tidwell, director of CCAN | ![]() |
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For information on the proposed Purple Line Loop, which was examined in the winter of 2002-2003: Click Here In the Spring of 2003, after considerable lobbying, the administration of Governor Robert L. Ehrlich decided to continue planning work for the Purple Line, rechristened the Bi-County Transitway. The project was placed on the State's request list for Federal Transportation funding. Purple Line Update 2-24-2003 Purple Line Update 2-24-2003 |
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68,000 riders each weekday is huge! Counting down to completion of Purple Line DEIS; Latest news: Latest News; How you can help
See: Calendar of Events. We need you to help keep the Purple Line a state and county priority. Write a letter, make a call or send an e-mail in support of the Purple Line today. See: Contact List |
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