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How COVID-19 has reshaped the mobility future

Some cities now dedicate curbside parking spots to outdoor dining, changing street design.
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Alexa St. John
December 21, 2020 12:00 AM

It took less than a year for the transportation world to be forced to reinvent. Here's a look at what has happened in the industry since COVID-19 hit.

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