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A transit bellwether on Election Day


By John Bebow - October 24, 2008

Talk about mass transit trains and high-speed rail has picked up steam in Michigan's two biggest cities in the past couple years. In August, public support for mass transit was evident as voters approved 15 out of 16 transit millage votes, mostly for busses.

Chris McCarus, Michigan's roving and always forward-looking radio correspondent, reports that the next test of public support for transit in the face of economic crisis is a CATA millage in Lansing in November.

Click here to listen to McCarus' CATA story, or catch his other recent recent reports in the MichiganNow archive.


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