[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

PING.

[relictele]

Free REIN you illiterate media idiot.

[relictele]

The writer not you.

[Publius]

If a build-option is ultimately pursued, then the state will have to amend an easement it obtained back in the 1960s from Gila River to build I-10.

That's going to be the sticking point. The tribe has agreed to study the widening. It hasn't yet agreed to the actual widening.

[wjcsux]

The section of I-10 going through the Gila Reservation is the worst stretch of interstate through AZ. It carries a huge amount of traffic and is only two narrow lanes going each way. This stretch of highway hasn’t had many upgrades since it was built.

[wildcard_redneck]

I have driven I 10 between Phoenix and Tucson at least 400 times in the past 30 years. I also live nearly north of the Gila River Reservation south of Ahwatukee. I can tell you that it is a fact that all Gila River community cares about is the money $$$.

There's nothing wrong with money being the main factor but don't let any sob stories make your eyes wait for your heart ache because it's all about money.

[blueplum]

The horses and lizards and turtles and scorpions and tarantulas and rabbits and rattlers all know the freeway is there; they aren’t stupid. And since the highway is existing already adding two more lanes isn’t going to impact much, except maybe improve the air quality because there will be less congestion and so less accidents. And more happy feelings radiating out into the universe from happy drivers. And feelings of happiness filling the universe is what counts.