城市扩大接近过境的住房,解决住房短缺和气候变化问题,帮助居民获得没有汽车的就业和服务。 Cities expand housing near transit to tackle housing shortages and climate change, helping residents access jobs and services without cars.

作为美国住房危机和气候变化的解决方案,在公交设施附近建造公寓项目的势头正在增加,洛杉矶、波士顿和华盛顿特区等城市在地铁站附近建造数千套住房。 Building apartment projects near public transit is gaining momentum as a solution to the U.S. housing crisis and climate change, with cities like Los Angeles, Boston, and Washington D.C. developing thousands of units near metro stations. 像Quantavia Smith这样的居民从无家可归转向稳定住房, Residents like Quantavia Smith, who moved from homelessness to stable housing, highlight improved access to jobs and services without needing a car. 这些以过境为导向的发展往往得到国家分区改革和公私伙伴关系的支持,促进骑马,减少排放,促进公平、可持续的城市增长。 These transit-oriented developments, often supported by state zoning reforms and public-private partnerships, boost ridership, reduce emissions, and promote equitable, sustainable urban growth.