The San Francisco Controller's Office has released an estimate for reopening the Great Highway to cars. The upfront cost is expected to be nearly $10 million, with potential annual costs of close to $2 million. Further details on the estimate are available, including the potential impact of reopening the roadway to traffic on weekdays.

The San Francisco Controller's Office released this information on Monday. For more information on the estimated costs and the plan to reopen the Great Highway, readers can refer to the original report, which was first covered by the San Francisco Chronicle.