Topic: Transit
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Explaining Transit's Secret Language
In his new book, blogger-turned-author Jarrett Walker shows how transportation really works.
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How to Measure a Project's Health
By embracing a new "health impact assessment" tool, Atlanta makes sure its major redevelopment will lead to healthier lives.
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The People Who Steal Transit Buses
A brief history of bus thieves from World War II to Darius McCollum.
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Parking Minimums Promote Driving, Even in Transit-Friendly New York
A new study finds a "clear relationship" between a guaranteed spot at home and commuting by car.
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In Tel Aviv, a Heated Debate Over Transit on the Sabbath
The mayor wants the city to run buses on Saturdays, but traditionalists oppose the move as a slippery slope.
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Can Subways Ever Really Be Rat-Free?
In New York, legislators debate whether a bill banning food will cut down on the city's vermin.
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Getting a Handel on Transit Crime
Some public transportation systems are using classical music to deter criminals — but does it work?
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Public Transportation's Hidden Gender Imbalance
A new Stanford study says women ride transit more often than men. How can we better accommodate their needs?
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Why I Love My City
Love in a Subway Car
Just in time for Valentine's Day, the Philadelphia transit agency is asking couples who met on board to share their stories.
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How to Entice Car Owners to Switch to Public Transit
A new report, based on an evaluation of Atlanta's transit system, suggests expanding into job centers and improving transfers
