Roving Camera 05-11-2017
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People can easily get to jobs within the city that they ordinarily wouldn’t be able to reach. It’s a means to economic growth. — Susan Sullivan, Executive Director, Weymouth
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Jobs are often located in parts of the city where there’s traffic and no parking. People need to get to those jobs. — Paul Holmes, IT Consultant, Cambridge
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It’s a lifeline to what matters most in our lives — work, health care, education and worship. And it’s good for the planet. — Mela Miles, Organizer, Roxbury
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I don’t have a car. It’s the only way to get around. — Kamari James, Student, Roslindale
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It’s about getting people from origin to destination. As a child in Chicago I rode the train to work and school and had the opportunity to see the city and meet people. — Gerald Francis, Transit Company Executive, South Boston
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At any point you can up and go. If you plan accordingly, you can get to your destination without worrying about parking and traffic. — Devin Edwards, Legislative Aide, Mattapan