An attempt to solve Tahoe's biggest traffic problem begins this summer
Briefly

This summer, Lake Tahoe leaders are initiating a pilot project in Emerald Bay to combat severe traffic congestion caused by illegal parking along Highway 89. This area, recognized for its stunning views and high visitor numbers, is overwhelmed, with about 16,000 daily visitors and 500 cars parking illegally on peak days. The new shuttle service aims to provide an alternative transport option for residents and tourists, improving safety and accessibility at one of Tahoe's most iconic destinations.
the highway in Emerald Bay is never, ever empty in the middle of a summer day.
the scene on a busy summer day is well-known to be chaotic, crowded and dangerous.
about 500 cars park along the highway in Emerald Bay on a peak summer day.
about 16,000 people visit Emerald Bay on any given summer day, according to a traffic report.
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