The article discusses how neoliberal policies shape public transit infrastructure investment today will define environmental and political constraints for future generations to confront in their efforts to build a more environmentally sustainable and efficient urban landscape. It notes that neoliberal transportation became prominent under the late U.S. President Ronald Reagan. It cites the need to retain transportation infrastructure under public control for reducing wealth inequality gap
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