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SPUR Forum: Avoiding Trains to Nowhere

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From SPUR:

If you build it, will they come? Over the past 30 years, leading transit researchers across the nation have been studying the successes of new rail and bus rapid transit investments. Their fascinating findings point in a clear direction and have become essential to making effective new transit investments in the Bay Area. Learn more from the researchers that led this important study.

+ Dan Chatman / UC Berkeley

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