Friday, December 27, 2024

WHEN DRIVING IS NOT AN OPTION

STEERING AWAY FROM CAR DEPENDENCY


There have been small successes in funding t
ransit, sidewalks, pathways, and connectivity.

In 2022, the Washington State legislature passed a $17 billion transportation package that included $5.2 billion for transit, bike, and pedestrian projects.

It was the first time multimodal investments were larger than highway capacity expansion funding.

Improving transit can help nondrivers and everybody else, says Author Anna Zivarts.

In her book, When Driving is Not an Option, she recounts dozens of anecdotes of people enduring long, frustrating transit trips or not being able to access it at all.

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