MnDOT is seeking public input on ways to improve congestion on I-694. A survey has been made available to gather thoughts and ideas from the community. Hundreds of people have already participated in the survey, sharing their suggestions for reducing congestion on the highway.
The survey will remain open until August 18, allowing more time for individuals to contribute their thoughts and ideas. For more information on the survey and the improvement plans, readers can refer to the source.
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