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Interesting article on bridging over the trenched highways that divide the Cities

Posted on January 14, 2013 by Michael Leete

Interesting article on bridging over the trenched highways that divide the city Downtown Minneapolis is mostly walled off, from residential neighborhoods to the south and west that might other wise walk or bike to work, by I-94. This study looks … Continue reading →

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Transmilenio, a successful BRT system

Posted on January 3, 2013 by Michael Leete

What do the twin cities have to learn from Bogota in terms of BRT?  I recently traveled to Bogota, Colombia and got a first hand look at the Transmilenio BRT. Transmilenio is a full fledged BRT system including stations with turnstiles forcing strap-hangers to … Continue reading →

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