Senior Fellow Randy Smith mentioned in Greater Greater Washington’s Breakfast Links

November 01, 2017

D.C. Policy Center

On November 1, 2017, Senior Fellow Randy Smith’s piece “Where it’s easiest to live car-free in D.C” was mentioned in Greater Greater Washington’s Breakfast Links:

The DC Policy Center measured neighborhood’s walkability, bikeability, and access to public and private transit, and found that the easiest places to get by without a car in DC tend to be rich, white, and have smaller households.

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Senior Fellow Randy Smith mentioned in Greater Greater Washington’s Breakfast Links

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