On the recordApril 30, 2019
We cannot afford a death spiral of disinvestment and declining service for the transit system that gets our federal workforce to work each day.
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congress.govTJ Cox: “We cannot afford a death spiral of disinvestment and declining service for the transit system that gets our federal…”
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Cox emphasizes the need for federal investment in transit to avoid service decline.
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