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… Here, it is a novelty to take the train, and it will take a long time to break the habit,” says Melnick.
The light rail project faced its fair share of opposition in 2004, when Proposition 400 was being readied for a public vote.
While the main concern at that point was overreaching the state’s budget, light rail’s effect on local economy and neighborhood regeneration is something few had foreseen.
The measure ultimately passed and construction was begun, resulting in benefits beyond simply moving passengers more efficiently.
Prior to 2004 and starting in the mid-1990s, Apache Boulevard, a thoroughfare in north Tempe, had become a haven for prostitutes, dive bars and drug addicts. After the opening of light rail stops along the way, the area was mostly able to shake off its rough reputation and, in recent years, has become a popular housing area for ASU students.

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