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"headline": "Published in Railway Age: Transit\u002DOriented Development, Philadelphia Style", "subhead": "October 28, 2019",
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"text": "The city’s compact, walkable character makes it a prime candidate for TOD"
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By Evan Wilbert
Philadelphia is experiencing a desire to promote a denser form of redevelopment at existing transportation hubs. To improve on existing TOD, Philadelphia needs to continue to bolster opportunities for alternative transportation by increasing the walkability and bike-ability of the city, implementing more pedestrian safety improvements, and bringing more complete street ideals into the fabric of the city.
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