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Connecting Transportation Investment and the Economy in Metropolitan Washington
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Connecting Transportation Investment and the Economy in Metropolitan Washington
http://cra.gmu.edu/pdfs/2030_Group_Report.pdf
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Connecting Transportation Investment and the Economy in Metropolitan Washington
The Center for Regional Analysis at George Mason University has released a study that estimates changes in modes of transportation that are likely to occur in the Washington D.C. metro region by the year 2040.
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This Summary Last Modified On: 10/15/2012
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