West Palm Beach commissioners have given the green light to a project aimed at alleviating downtown traffic. The approved project involves building a new railroad crossing on Fern Street. The total cost of the project is nearly $15 million.
This investment is intended to ease traffic congestion in the downtown area. Further details about the project can be found through local news sources, such as WPTV, which reported on the approval by West Palm Beach commissioners.
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