Abstract Transit is not the primary mode of transportation in the United States. Seventy-seven percent of Americans commute in a single-occupant car, and only 5 percent by train, bus, or ferry (the rest carpool, walk, or bike). Improving transit options and ridership is essential for two reasons.
What Transit Does Well
Trains, Buses, People ; 6-7
2018-01-01
2 pages
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