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This Baton Rouge neighborhood's streets are getting an upgrade. See where.

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By Avery White Verified
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
Several Baker neighborhood streets are among the roads selected for repaving by the parish in the next year. Brentwood Place Subdivision has been earmarked for an ongoing road rehabilitation project by the city-parish to repave and restripe low-rated roads across the parish. Funded by the parish’s Sales Tax Street and Road Rehabilitation Program, contractors analyze the health of parish roads, selecting the least healthy roads for resurfacing, considering potholes and overall structural integrity.
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LA: Rapid bus system from north Baton Rouge projected to open by end of year, despite delays

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By Avery White Verified
| Mass Transit Magazine Verified
LA: Rapid bus system from north Baton Rouge projected to open by end of year, despite delays A new streamlined bus corridor connecting north and south Baton Rouge is expected to open late this year after facing construction delays. Source The Advocate, Baton Rouge, La. (TNS) A new streamlined bus corridor connecting north and south Baton Rouge is expected to open late this year after facing construction delays.
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Baton Rouge News Alerts

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By Avery White Verified
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
A new streamlined bus corridor connecting north and south Baton Rouge is expected to open late this year after facing construction delays. BRapid, a rapid-response transit system created through a collaboration between the Capital Area Transit System and traffic mitigation initiative MovEBR, aims to make transportation to the Central Business District faster by providing a straightforward route along Plank and Nicholson roads.
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