Pandemic Cuts to Public Transit Persist in Major U.S. Cities
- Date: 06/17/2021
In Los Angeles, San Francisco and Washington, D.C., bus and rail service remain far below where they were before Covid. Here’s how…
To gauge the magnitude of the problem and brainstorm some policy responses, POLITICO gathered 12 of the savviest city transportation leaders, transit system designers, government officials and thought leaders from around the country, with one hailing from Europe. For nearly two hours over Zoom, they took stock of how the pandemic has changed how Americans get around, debated which of those changes will last beyond this moment, and thought up ideas for how cities and towns can best meet our post-pandemic transportation needs.
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