James E. Moore

University of Southern California

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Professor of engineering, public policy and management at the University of Southern California, currently on sabbatical at the Rand Corp

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Future of public transit is the bus, not the train, says USC professor

When it comes to public transit in LA, ridership is down. LA has reduced service, closed entrances to stations, and started sanitizing vehicles and public spaces a lot more.

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