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Vote keeps funding moving for Orange Line BRT

Quick ride to downtown
The 46th street bus rapid transit station.
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The Orange Line is a planned 17-mile Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line that would connect downtown Minneapolis to Burnville along highway 35W. A vote Wednesday kept the funding process moving. Tom Weber talked with Adam Duininck, chair of the Metropolitan Council, about the future of the line.