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Public Transportation and Smart Growth

unc70

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2. It is a T&L result within a survey

Reply to nxylas (Original post)

Fri Nov 30, 2012, 06:10 PM

Nov 2012

Only within that group of "cities".

My "town", Chapel Hill has now had fare-free buses for over ten years. It's apparently the largest such system in the world. We only charge for shuttles to sports events and concerts, and for buses that go to other towns and cities.

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The best cities in the USA for public transportation and pedestrian friendliness [View all] nxylas Nov 2012 OP

Cambridge MA isn't even listed, and it's better than Boston. nt Xipe Totec Nov 2012 #1

It is a T&L result within a survey unc70 Nov 2012 #2

But it is NOT a list of cities that people actually WALK in happyslug Dec 2012 #3