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Officials unveil $300 million San Gabriel train trench
The trench is 30 feet deep and runs 1.4 miles through San Gabriel.
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Officials pose as they unveil a commemorative plaque for the new trench.
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Officials unveil $300 million San Gabriel train trench
Officials dedicated a new 1.4-mile train trench that brings railroads below traffic. It will save more than 1,700 delayed hours waiting sometimes up to a half hour for the train to pass. And it saves more than just time.
Officials pose as they unveil a commemorative plaque for the new trench.
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