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RT @ttpolitic: Montgomery County picks LRT http://bit.ly/43ailP for Corridor Cities http://bit.ly/ih2Op 2 days ago |
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Corridor Cities transitway sees route alignment changes in Maryland, but is it good enough? http://bit.ly/ih2Op 14 days ago |
Breakfast links: What people like
Greater Greater Washington —
... on the Corridor Cities Transitway. The model shows that rerouting the line on a more circuitous route through the centers of planned development would bring in more riders than added cost, making the reroute likely (assuming the model is accurate). Katherine Shaver does a good job of representing the debate over light rail vs. bus and I-270 widening vs. transit in her piece. (Post) ... The Transport Politic argues that putting transit right to the center of development instead of along a cheaper, nearby highway is the right move for places like Minneapolis. ...
LA Kids Tell City Hall How to Improve Biking — Via YouTube
Streetsblog New York City —
... a presentation at one of
the "public forums" but were badly disappointed when they found out
that members of the public would not be allowed to speak so they posted
it on YouTube and submitted the link at labikeplan.org."
The kids give an amazingly articulate and informed statement, recommending additional bike cars for the region's commuter rail system. The future is coming.
More from the network: The Transport Politic looks at the importance of aligning transitways with walkable ...
Westside Kids “Testify” on Bike Plan and Are Heard Across the Country
Streetsblog Los Angeles —
... at one of
the "public forums" but were badly disappointed when they found out
that members of the public would not be allowed to speak so they posted
it on YouTube and submitted the link at labikeplan.org."
The
kids give an amazingly articulate and informed statement, recommending
additional bike cars for the region's commuter rail system. The future
is coming.
More from the network: The Transport Politic looks at the importance of aligning transitways with walkable neighborhoods. ...
