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Your article “Century City May Be Looking Up” (July 30) said residents are concerned about increased traffic because of the new development in Century City. It strikes me that this is another reason to get the Wilshire/ Western leg of the Red Line extended further west.
More buses is not an answer. We have to get traffic off the streets.
We need the will to look ahead and not bury our heads in the sand and hope the problem will go away. We especially do not need to hope the problem will go away by blocking progress and growth.
JEFF KUTZ
Hollywood
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