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Title	Freight Mobility Survey to Help Business in Redmond, WA
Date Posted	1/12/2009
URL	http://eastsidebusinessjournal.com/Microsoft/index.php?option=com_content%26task=view%26id=2643%26Itemid=1
Description	The City of Redmond, WA Transportation Services recently launched a citywide freight and mobility survey to solicit opinions from area business owners regarding how to efficiently move goods and services through Redmond. The city will use the results of this survey to better understand the movement of goods and services around the city and identify freight concerns and needs of local business owners. This information will help city staff to identify ways to improve the city street system to better accommodate commercial traffic.