The biggest promblem we have with traffic in the Snohomish area is the BOEING CO I wronder what would happen to the traffic IF BOEING would move out of the area I work at the BOEING CO myself and have been there for 22yrs I would like to see them move to a warmmer state. Maybe we should get something going to get BOEING to move out of state It would improve the traffic, improve housing, and make are schools less croweded DAve...

-- dave A (davarc@premier1.net), January 05, 2000

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I can agree with that. But, realize, you can move without Boeing leaving... or...were you just making a point?

-- Paul Oss (jnaut@earthlink.net), January 05, 2000.

How about if Boeing would just adjust their shift change time to lessen the impact on rus hours traffic

-- roy (nannoook@aol.com), January 06, 2000.

Having commuted between Puyallup and Sandpoint every day for over 8 years before I retired, I can say in no uncertain terms that there is no traffic problem in Seattle. The problem is Boeing. There was no gridlock when Boeing was out on strike or shut down for Christmas. The solution is simple; move Boeing to Moses Lake and let them deal with the traffic congestion.

-- Gino Giannini (g_giannini@yahoo.com), January 08, 2000.

I'm sure Moses Lake would love it if Boeing moved there. I think it's a great suggestion. And along with that us east siders would weild the clout we deserve. No more sending out hard earned tax dollars to Olympia, only to see them wasted on Seattle. And while were at it, we've got 562 square miles of waste dump out here. Lets make some money by receiving waste from other states. And lets make the west siders pay more when the jobs come over here, and lets charge all those that come up from California, but lets not charge more from those from Oregon, because some of us Warshingtonians work down there too.

-- Sig Landoe (slandoe@bentonrea.com), January 09, 2000.