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Transit Access
Posts in this category are about Transit Access. Improved transit access will occur through the creation of effective competition between many different travel modes, including: walking, biking, bus, light-rail, commuter train, inter-city rail, ferry carpool, and personal cars. The car offers a remarkable level of personal independence and convenience, making people reluctant to try alternatives.
With the creation of a more efficient, effective, and accessible public transit system, a strong alternative will be provided to the single-occupant vehicle. These alternative multi-modal transportation systems (increased use of bikes, ride-sharing, rail, etc.) will help individuals save money, increase health, and reduce stress.
(Adapted from ConservationEconomy.net)
Portland City Council likes $20 million sewer savings for bikes and green streets
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Google Gets Bike-Friendly
The latest addition to Google Maps is a bicycle service, helping cyclists plan routes, find bike trails, and avoid hills.
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Google unveils bicycle mapping feature, gives you one less reason not to bike today
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