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By Greater Louisville Project on 7/16/2009 7:34 PM

According to recent data from the Texas Transportation Institute, it does.  In 2007, Louisville residents lost 38 hours a year in traffic.  While this is down from a peak delay of 44 hours in 2004, it is still far higher than our peer cities where residents lost an average of 29 hours.

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