The Institute unveiled an interactive atlas to show how many residents live near sustainable transport options and how cities compare globally, aiding advocates in identifying inequities for policymakers to address.
Using Seattle's example, tracking improvements in residents living near frequent transport led to an increase in bus ridership, showcasing the power of focusing on such metrics for positive outcomes.
The Atlas aims to encourage individuals to explore their community's data for potential change catalysts, uncovering untold stories and highlighting metrics beyond car-centric measures.
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