Believe it or not, Route One in Maine is turning 100 years old. So, what should the next 10,20,100 years look like?  Host Chris Chop, the Transportation Director at the Greater Portland Council of Governments, talks with  the agency’s Regional Transportation Planner Laura Qualey and Senior Planner Christian Roadman. The agency is working with nine communities and other partners to develop a vision for the corridor.

Believe it or not, Route One in Maine is turning 100 years old. So, what should the next 10,20,100 years look like? Host Chris Chop, the Transportation Director at the Greater Portland Council of Governments, talks with the agency’s Regional Transportation Planner Laura Qualey and Senior Planner Christian Roadman. The agency is working with nine communities and other partners to develop a vision for the corridor.

Believe it or not, Route One in Maine is turning 100 years old. So, what should the next 10,20,100 years look like?&nbsp; Host Chris Chop, the Transportation Director at the Greater Portland Council of Governments, talks with &nbsp;the agency’s Regional Transportation Planner Laura Qualey and Senior Planner Christian Roadman. The agency is working with nine communities and other partners to develop a vision for the corridor.

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Let's Connect is a weekly podcast focused on how cities and towns in Greater Portland are overcoming challenges in their communities. Hosted by Kristina Egan, Executive Director of the Greater Portland Council of Governments, the show focuses on a range of issues, including housing, transportation, climate change, and economic development.

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What’s your vision for the future of Route One?

What’s your vision for the future of Route One?