Does America Need a ‘Mobility Bill of Rights’?
A new effort to get Washington state legislators to adopt a “transportation bill of rights” is prompting conversation about what might be possible if more American cities stopped treating universal access to sustainable mobility as a far-off goal.
By
Kea Wilson
7:56 PM CST on February 7, 2022
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