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Are Higher Parking Fees The Key To Eliminating Traffic Congestion In Boston?22:00
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The city of Boston announced a new proposal to invest $5 million in transportation projects. The plan would include setting aside more street space for buses and bikes, improving street signals and significantly raising parking fines. At the same time, MBTA buses are canceling hundreds of trips a day due to a lack of drivers. What does the future of transportation look like in Boston?
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Jim Aloisi, former state transportation secretary and a principal at the Pemberton Square Group. He tweets @jimaloisi.
Rafael Mares, senior attorney at the Conservation Law Foundation. He tweets @rafaelmares2.
This segment aired on April 3, 2018.
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Kassandra Sundt Producer/Reporter
Kassandra Sundt was a Radio Boston producer and reporter at WBUR. She started at the station as a Here & Now intern in 2010.
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