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@keohaneja And who like to use Baltimore to describe Baltimore. 🔄 0 👍 0 Original URL

RT @CityLab: “We design bus systems that are really inconvenient, and that only people without great alternatives will use, and that colors… 🔄 0 👍 0 Original URL

RT @transport_tom: Planners and Engineers: How wide do our streets need to be? Nature: https://t.co/NS4GYLRDbW 🔄 0 👍 0 Original URL

RT @bniajfi: #Data-informed frustration! #VitalSigns17 #Transit #Accessibility https://twitter.com/gxwalsh/status/1187394093783142401 🔄 0 👍 0 Original URL

RT @CityLab: Children who live in walkable neighborhoods have higher levels of upward economic mobility. That’s the key finding from a new… 🔄 0 👍 0 Original URL

@drtoddharper That’s the point of the op-ed, it’s not the city, it’s the state. The city has no control over the transit. 🔄 0 👍 1 Original URL

RT @drtoddharper: And the best part is, since I know and follow him, the DAY BEFORE the marathon he posted a Cassandraic warning of “Gee I… 🔄 0 👍 0 Original URL

Read the whole op-ed, it’s about poor transit. https://twitter.com/drtoddharper/status/1187395914744389633 🔄 0 👍 1 Original URL

I wrote an Op-Ed about creating a Baltimore region transit system in Baltimore. https://www.baltimoresun.com/opinion/op-ed/bs-ed-op-1025-running-festival-20191024-hkcsfonxrvd3vibjhufprnjcxe-story.html 🔄 7 👍 24 Original URL

Not the headline I was expecting: “Runner misses start of Baltimore marathon because his train doesn’t show; has to take an Uber” https://www.baltimoresun.com/opinion/op-ed/bs-ed-op-1025-running-festival-20191024-hkcsfonxrvd3vibjhufprnjcxe-story.html 🔄 2 👍 8 Original URL