Which MetroForward priority should come first?
Which MetroForward priority should come first?
Kelly Boone
Poll closed 1 year ago
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Dedicated bus lanes & signal priority 2 (40%)
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Green stormwater & flood resilience 1 (20%)
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Affordable transit passes & fare capping 1 (20%)
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Neighborhood safety: lighting & traffic calming 1 (20%)
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Start with bus lanes; quickest visible improvement.
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Maybe do quick bus wins while planning bigger flood fixes.
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Flood resilience first, we can't keep bailing basements every storm.
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Which MetroForward priority should come first?
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