Changes could mean 1.1 million fewer average daily commute trips, but not necessarily less traffic San Francisco—The Bay Area commute may never be the same again, but what that means for the region’s highways and mass transit systems still remains to be seen. New data from a survey the Bay Area Council conducted of more […]
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