The suburbanization of poverty and changes in access to public transportation in the Triangle Region, NC

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@Snowflakecrus11 @erikengheim @red_standing The majority of poor people live in the suburbs lol https://t.co/BxxIW90LK6

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Just confirming you see this NC research. @NCDOT_Triangle @NCDOT, Diversifying transpo investments to go multimodal is by far a greater investment than transitioning from gas to electric private vehicles. Full Stop. Cc: @NC_Governor @CapitalAreaMPO

12 Jun 2022

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RT @DavidZipper: New research of NC's Research Triangle shows how transit struggles with suburbanization of poverty. Study finds that low…

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RT @DavidZipper: New research of NC's Research Triangle shows how transit struggles with suburbanization of poverty. Study finds that low…

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