Louisville at a Crossroads
Mayor Abramson supports tolling to build a Downtown Bridge and expand Spaghetti Junction to 23 lanes wide. The project would increase the amount of trucks and traffic downtown and it would widen I-64 by 75 feet over Waterfront Park.
We need your support for the 8664 alternative to:
- Build the East End Bridge
- "Right-size" Spaghetti Junction (view animation)
- Reconnect Louisville to the Ohio River
- Save $2 Billion and avoid tolls
To learn more, view the 8664 Feasibility Study or 8664 vs ORBP Comparison.
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Take Action:
- Contact Your Elected Official
- Contribute Online * NEW *
- Submit a letter to the Courier-Journal and email us a copy
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Learn More:
ORBP vs 8664 Comparison PDF
Imagine Portland, KY Presentation
Frequently Asked Questions PDF
Research Briefs PDF
Response to Opposition
What people are saying
Rethinking Waterfront Expressways
Local Polls and Opinions
From 8664:
- History of the Ohio River Bridges Project, 3/25/2008
- Destructive anti-East End Bridge Strategy, 4/10/2008
- 8664 supports public transit, 4/24/2008
Local Coverage:
- Engineer says 8664 plan can work, costs less, Dan Klepal, CJ
- Gov. Daniels "intrigued" with 8664, David Mann, NewsandTribune.com
- Hearings to be held on '8664' proposal, Marcus Green, CJ
- One Bridge at a Time, Bruce Allar, Louisville Magazine
- Burning Bridges, Stephen George, LEO
- The Case for Idealism and 8664, Stanley Collyer, LEO
- Is there cause for hope? Stephen George, LEO
- It's Not Too Late, Bill Lamb's Point of View, Fox41
Links:
- Removing Freeways - Restoring Cities, Preservenet.com * NEW *
- Removing Urban Freeways, Charles Siegel, Planetizen
- The Waterfront Renaissance, Project for Public Spaces
- Bye-Bye Skyway, ArtVoice, Geoff Kelly
- Traffic Planners Baffled by Success. No Central Freeway, no gridlock, SF Chronicle
- Where will the traffic go?, Walter Kulash, Traffic Engineer
- Tear it Down! by John Norquist, former Mayor of Milwaukee, WI
- The Ohio River Bridges Project, official site
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Our Mission
To advocate for the revitalization of Louisville through the adoption of a transportation plan that will provide long-term benefits to the region's citizens, neighborhoods, environment and economy.

