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Public Transportation and Smart Growth

tanyev

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3. Yes. However, they may be unpleasantly surprised to learn that all the people

Reply to BigMin28 (Reply #2)

Mon May 4, 2026, 08:13 AM

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who clean their houses, take care of their children, teach their children, work in their favorite restaurants, work in their favorite stores—basically anyone who works in a service industry in HP—may now have a much harder time getting to work.

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Dallas' Highland Park votes to leave Texas' second-largest public transit system [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Monday OP

Just what working poor needs right now Chasstev365 Monday #1

No surprise BigMin28 Monday #2

Yes. However, they may be unpleasantly surprised to learn that all the people tanyev Monday #3

I suspect that Highland Park will lose some service workers Vogon_Glory Tuesday #4