FAQ's
 Fact Sheets- Fact Sheet 6 (PDF document)
Where does Continental 1 get its funding?
It comes from a number of different sources including public and private funding. Between 1998 and 2004, Continental 1 received $600,000 in public and private funds. 70% of that money came from Pennsylvania.
In 2008, Continental 1 was awarded a $1.5 million federal DOT grant administered by the NYSDOT. Over the next three years Continental 1 is required to create public awareness, generate public support, position itself for long term success and conduct economic and transportation research.
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How will Continental 1 connect major east coast cities if it is just one road and it doesn't run through any major cities?
Continental 1 will cross the lines of two major U. S. rail carriers and 14 east-west interstate highway systems, providing inland access to all major East Coast air and marine ports.
What is Continental 1's current focus?
Continental 1's main goal right now is to complete the 219 from New York through Pennsylvania. That means from Springville, New York, down to the Pennsylvania line and then down through Somerset County, PA, to Maryland.
Can representatives from Continental 1 come speak to my organization about the benefits of a four-lane limited access highway?
Absolutely. Members of our staff and Board of Directors are always willing to spend time explaining the purpose and need of Continental 1. Contact us at info@continental1.org or at 716.332.1239 to schedule a speaker.
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