More Transit Service Is Great, But It’s Not Enough on Its Own

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By Angie SchmittJan 9, 2015, 11:27 am64 pts
If your built environment looks like this, more transit service will only go so far. Photo: Nicholas Eckhardt/Flickr A new report commissioned by Ohio DOT recommends that the state should double its funding for transit. At Notes from the Underground, Jason Segedy welcomes this development, but he also notes…

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