How to help low-income people without cars
Print I have to admit, I'm a little late to the party on this one, as the academic research publication, "The Poverty of the Carless: Toward Universal Auto Access," by professors David King of Arizona State University, Michael Smart of Rutgers and Michael Manville of UCLA came out about 18 or so months ago. But in reviewing it again recently, some facts still resonate. An article in Automotive News ("Self-driving startup tackles food deserts," Sept. 14) prompted me to think that the more light that is shown on studies such as "The Poverty of the Carless," the better, and that this academic t...
Source: autonews.com