Not just downtown: DC needs more rapid transit between neighborhoods | Greater Greater Washington

May 31, 2024

D.C. Policy Center

On May 30, 2024, a D.C. Policy Center report was cited by Greater Greater Washington:

At the same time, the rise of teleworking, decentralized employment, and suburb-to-suburb commuting all reduce the need for transit infrastructure to focus so heavily on the downtown core.

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Not just downtown: DC needs more rapid transit between neighborhoods | Greater Greater Washington

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