Thursday’s Headlines Paved Paradise

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By Blake AuedMar 9, 2023, 5:00 am194 ptsTrending
In the U.S. there are seven parking spaces for every car, and paved-over cities are rethinking their parking policies and getting rid of mandated minimums. (New York Times) Transit agencies’ erratic recoveries post-pandemic are making it harder to predict future ridership. But in any scenario, a full recovery…

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