coexist on the same roadway.ri questions to their transportation secretary. this headline from a piece in business insider says it all. the authors citing an international transport federation which argues the need to double public transportation by 2030. that s just around the corner. may say the goal should be to make public transportation available within a ten minute walk of people s homes which might sound like a worthy someone who has never left the subway ready, congested confines of washington, d.c. but in the real world where folks commute to work for an hour and sometimes even more or maybe even live in a rural area, the very goal of trying to rest a personal vehicle from the american consumer is an absolute nonstarter. proponents argue more transit
vehicles. we have to make sure pedestrians, individuals, bicyclists, businesses can coexist on the same roadway. questions to their transportation secretary. this headline from a piece in business insider says it all. the authors citing an international transport federation which argues the need to double public transportation by 2030. that s just around the corner. may say the goal should be to make public transportation available within a ten minute walk of people s homes which might sound like a worthy endeavor for someone who has never left the subway ready, congested confines of washington, d.c. but in the real world where folks commute to work for an hour and sometimes even more or maybe even live in a rural area, the very goal of trying to rest a personal vehicle from the american consumer is an absolute nonstarter. proponents argue more transit means more jobs and less pollution but for many folks are already feeling pushed toward an electric vehicle future thanks