HuffPost Detroit: Bus and rail system both needed for Detroit. We agree
We’re completely in step with HuffPost Detroit bloggers’ Megan Owens and Adrianna Jordan’s assessment that Detroit needs light rail and rapid bus transit.
Here’s an excerpt:
The fundamental reason why both light rail and buses are necessary is that they often serve different purposes and are suited for different locations. When the transit modes work together, light rail provides an urban transit backbone that is fed by buses delivering passengers throughout less dense areas.
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