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Issue Brief RETHINKING THE BUS: FIVE ESSENTIAL STEPS . FOR IMPROVING MOBILITY. IN THE CAPITAL REGION. SEPTEMBER 2018. Acknowledgement: This Greater Washington Partnership appreciates the thoughtful insights and strong commitment from our partners in development of this brief, and we stand together in working with regional transit agencies and others to execute its recommendations: Greater Baltimore Committee, Central Maryland Transportation Alliance, Greater Washington Board of Trade, Coalition for Smarter Growth, DC Sustainable Transportation, ChamberRVA, and RVA. Rapid Transit. The team has benefited from the expert guidance of Jacob Mason of the Institute for Transportation Development Policy and Kirk Hovenkotter of TransitCenter in developing this brief. The Partnership thanks Sarah Kline of SK Solutions for her research, counsel, and management of this issue brief. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY. In the Capital Region of Baltimore, Washington, and Richmond, more than ten million people rely on the region's FIGURE 1.
5 limited-stop MetroExtra and Metroway bus routes, and the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) is moving forward on implementation of its Priority
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