Transit that works for everyone
from ModeShift Hosted by Charles Brown, Chad Ballentine, Jerome Horne, Tiffany Chu, Shyam Kannan, Andrei Greenawalt
We’ve been sold on the idea that a car is the ultimate freedom. But that’s only true for people who can afford it. A system that relies on owning a personal car is not a system that provides freedom to everyone – it’s a system that disproportionately penalizes people of color, people with limited income, or people with disabilities. So how do we build an affordable, reliable transit system that works for everyone? In this episode, Andrei and Tiffany dig into the many ways we can incorporate equity into our transportation planning. They’ll cover a wide range of angles: land use, housing, transit choice, and anti-displacement. Guests: Charles Brown, founder and CEO of Equitable Cities Shyam Kannan, Mid-Atlantic transit lead at HDR Chad Ballentine, VP of demand response and innovative mobility at Capital Metro Transit expert Jerome Horne Listen to ModeShift on Apple, Spotify, or anywhere you listen to podcasts.
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What this episode covers
If you don’t own a car in America, are you really free? We dig into why the lack of quality transit disproportionately penalizes the most vulnerable, and how cities today are building more equitable public mobility.
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