Vehicles For ChangeVehicles For Change
01/05
Low-income households without cars in Baltimore
Low-income households without cars in Washington D.C
Of all Baltimore and DC jobs are reachable via transit in 90 minutes
Cars awarded to low-income families
Lives improved
Got better jobs and/or increased earnings
Took children to sports and after-school activities
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, SEPTA General Manager Leslie Richards, and Michael Carroll, the city's deputy managing director for transportation, have unveiled details of the city's strategy to address racial inequities through transit. This plan includes a redesigned bus network and Regional Rail service, modernized trolleys, and increased accessibility across the system over the next 24 years.
What do you think about Philadelphia's purposeful plan? Let us know in the comments.
whyy.org/articles/faster-buses-more-regional-rail-modern-trolleys-phillys-transit-plan-takes-syst...
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Faster buses, more rail, new trolleys: Philly transit plan takes system to 2045
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The plan presents a detailed, yet still unfunded, manifest for a transit system that doesn’t center 9-5 commuters and instead, serves a changed economy.In only five years, the Full Circle Auto Repair & Training Center has placed over 170 graduates in meaningful careers. If that doesn't inspire you, we don't know what will.
You can put that inspiration to work by supporting donating a car or giving a monetary gift. Visit our website, www.vehiclesforchange.org, become a hero.
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