D.C.’s ‘Free Fares Vs. Good Service’ Debate Isn’t What You Think

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By George Kevin JordanMay 11, 2023, 12:19 pm171 pts
Washington D.C.’s controversial proposal to cancel a transitway project and use the money to fund free bus fares set off a hot debate among urbanists about the potential tradeoff between service and mobility justice — until a new announcement revealed that the nation’s capital may not get either anytime…

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