“Zipping” Through Traffic
Is it just me, or have you noticed that your commute to work has gotten a little longer lately? The start of a new school year surely has something to do with this. If you think your commute is bad, just imagine the congestion at Long Beach State.As the Beach continues to climb up the rankings, its student population continues to outpace the school’s existing infrastructure. In a school where 40,000 students and faculty commute to or live on campus, traffic congestion and parking shortages are just two of the challenges facing the Beach. That the student population at Long Beach State is outgrowing its infrastructure is as obvious as Homer Simpson’s love of donuts. Continue reading Long Beach Post.
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