Roger Snoble

Chief Executive of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority

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Roger Snoble on KCRW

Last year voters approved Proposition 1B to improve transportation.  But the Governor and the Legislature played a “shell game” in passing the budget and, “we all got hoodwinked.”

Hello Budget, Goodbye Transportation Funds

Last year voters approved Proposition 1B to improve transportation.  But the Governor and the Legislature played a “shell game” in passing the budget and, “we all got hoodwinked.”

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