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Ten years of measurement reveals evolution of destination access across America
Household-based travel measures may help agencies cut emissions
For drivers and transit users, access to jobs in nearly all major US cities is on the decline
Visit helps forge new connections for shared learning, research
For Black workers, housing segregation hinders job access
Return of congestion and reduced transit service lead to lower job access nationwide
COVID-19 pandemic substantially changed commuting patterns, job access
Gap between transit and auto accessibility may not explain commuters’ choices
Transitway buildout improves access to nonwork destinations
New reports measure access to jobs
Travel behavior study shows drivers are spending less time traveling and more time at home
Green Line and related bus network improvements increase access to jobs
Adding transit costs to the accessibility equation offers a better gauge of transportation equity
Report ranks job accessibility via transit for U.S. cities
Experts discuss innovation and Minnesota’s transportation network
Researchers rate job accessibility for five Twin Cities transitway scenarios
Exploring how managed lanes and park-and-rides affect transit accessibility
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