Will Private Transit Startups Help or Hurt Public Transit?

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By Angie SchmittApr 30, 2015, 11:03 am60 pts
The rise of private transit operators like Bridj, Leap, and Uberpool has raised questions about equity in places including the Bay Area, where such services are fast replicating. A related issue is the impact they will have on traditional public transit systems. Private transit vehicles have been described as…

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