that the speeds across the network are between eight and nine miles per hour on average, across the cmp network. and those speeds are actually slightly down from two years ago and so unfortunately that is pulling the auto speeds and transit speeds in with the wrong direction and so, that is a little of the concern, and some of that goes back to the ridership and so increasing the rider ship can actually decrease the transit speeds because of the time it takes the people to load and unload and so these are just a few of the highlights from that transit analysis that we have done and i am happy to take any questions that you have about that. >> and finally, just some key policy updates, and now that we have made just to make sure that the cmp is consistent with our local policies such as our new sftp as well as the policies that i mentioned earlier at the regional level. so, with that i will conclude and i am happy to take any questions that you may have. >> i koent don't see any questions, let's see if there is any public comment, is there anyone that would like to speak? seeing none, pu

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