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Here’s your last chance to weigh in on Gwinnett’s transportation plan

<p>NewsDrone 2 flew over Sugarloaf Parkway in Gwinnett County.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>NewsDrone 2 flew over Sugarloaf Parkway in Gwinnett County.&nbsp;</p>
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Oct 30, 2017

Want to weigh in on your county’s comprehensive transportation plan, Gwinnettians?

Your last chance is here — and you’ve got less than a month to take advantage of it.

More on myAJC.com: Are Gwinnettians willing to pay a new transit-funding sales tax?

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Gwinnett's comprehensive transportation plan — which is a separate undertaking from the county's ongoing study focusing solely on transit — examines the best strategies moving forward for all modes of transportation within the county.

The plan is nearly completed but has been opened for a final round of public input, which ended Nov. 26. Click here to view a draft of the plan and provide input.

In other Gwinnett news:

Three Meadowcreek High School students were killed in a crash in Gwinnett County.

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