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This document discusses how growing up in New Orleans taught the author about the importance of integrating land use, transit service, and street design to create a more welcoming and relevant transit system that supports a livable lifestyle. The author learned the value of coordinating transit with surrounding neighborhoods and designing streets to prioritize multiple modes of transportation. Photos and graphics are included to illustrate concepts around transit-oriented development.
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