THE RELATION OF MASS TRANSPORTATION TO TOTAL TRANSPORTATION IN DETROIT
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The article examines Detroit's plans for the redevelopment of its central business district, cultural center, medical center, and residential redevelopment projects. Detroit plans to continue the program of rebuilding and redevelopment and the progress being made in the construction of the highway system. Also needed is the city's surface-street bus system which will be expanded over the new highways as needed.
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The article examines Detroit's plans for the redevelopment of its central business district, cultural center, medical center, and residential redevelopment projects. Detroit plans to continue the program of rebuilding and redevelopment and the progress being made in the construction of the highway system. Also needed is the city's surface-street bus system which will be expanded over the new highways as needed.
Key concepts: Redevelopment, Transport engineering, Mass transportation, Center (category theory), Transportation planning, Engineering, Relation (database), Business