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MADISON, Wis. -- Bus Rapid Transit is getting more attention as big red rectangles line the east-west line from Junction Rd. to Madison's east side.
The city also plans to install signs alerting motorists to the bus-only lanes. Most will be bus-only around the clock, with a few exceptions.
A rapid transit project more than a decade in the making is coming close to reality as final stations are built and finishing touches are added along Metro’s Route A.
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It will cost $65 million to build the 45 BRT stations for the first phase, which includes money for traffic signals, curb improvements, and utilities.