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Right-sizing RIPTA is the wrong move Original

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By Daria Phoebe Brashear
| Rhode Island Current
by Daria Phoebe Brashear, Rhode Island Current April 13, 2026 What if I told you the right size for the Washington Bridge was the size it currently is? After all, everyone who needs to cross it can get where they are going, it just might take a little longer. Plus, most of the time, the bridge isn’t full. If you have to wait in bridge traffic with any regularity, you’re probably upset after just reading this.
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Daria Phoebe Brashear

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By Daria Phoebe Brashear
| Rhode Island Current
Right-sizing RIPTA is the wrong move What if I told you the right size for the Washington Bridge was the size it currently is? After all, everyone who needs to cross it can get where they are going, it just might take a little longer. Plus, most of the time, the bridge isn’t full. If you have to wait in bridge […]
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The Evolution, then Devolution, of Pittsburgh’s Streetcar Network

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By Daria Phoebe Brashear
| London Reconnections
Pittsburgh is a city whose location is dictated by its position at the confluence of rivers. From the natives of the lands, to the French who showed up and built a fort, to the English who chased them out and started the city that became Pittsburgh, the settlement’s importance has always been related to the waters adjacent to it. Paths became roads, canals were dug, and soon railroads provided an outlet for the growing industry of the area.
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