Yeahbut Caltrans is used to this sort of stuff.

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by Andrew Grygus

9/6/05 4:26:52 PM

Yeahbut Caltrans is used to this sort of stuff.

After the last Northridge earthquake they designed, graded and paved about 2 miles of 4-lane freeway through the hills out of the San Fernando Valley and had it open to heavy truck traffic by about 4 days after the quake.

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