Millennials are not buying cars. They are doing rideshares, they are riding bikes, and, thank God, they are using public transportation.
Mike Quigley: “Millennials are not buying cars. They are doing rideshares, they are riding bikes, and, thank God, they are using public…”
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Quigley highlights changing transportation habits among millennials affecting infrastructure needs.
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