Largo Study Opens Discussion For Possibility Of Mass Transit
A recent survey conducted in Largo indicated that, while residents want alternative transportation options, they feel unsafe walking and riding bicycles. The St. Petersburg Times highlights the results of this study as an indication that mass transit could have a positive impact for Pinellas County. The survey is one of many conducted by the city to gauge transportation decisions for the future. Read the complete editorial.
A recent survey conducted in Largo indicated that, while residents want alternative transportation options, they feel unsafe walking and riding bicycles.
The St. Petersburg Times highlights the results of this study as an indication that mass transit could have a positive impact for Pinellas County.
The survey is one of many conducted by the city to gauge transportation decisions for the future.
Read the complete editorial.
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