Multi-Modal Marvels: Building Sustainable Infrastructure That Pays for Itself
Transportation systems are evolving to embrace a multi-modal reality where various types of mobility—bicycles, buses, trains, scooters and walking paths—work together seamlessly.
The challenge lies in funding these projects without heavily drawing on general funds. However, there are creative funding mechanisms for multi-modal infrastructure.
Multi-modal facilities offer more than improved transportation—they are catalysts for economic growth, generating economic benefits for the communities that build them.
How can these facilities support mobility while generating economic benefits for the communities that build them?
By identifying how multi-modal infrastructure can generate income and benefit the local economy, communities can build sustainable infrastructure that pays for itself.
Examples like The El Dorado Trail in Placerville, California, demonstrate the potential of multi-modal infrastructure to enhance communities without straining public finances.
Author's summary: Building multi-modal infrastructure can generate revenue and enhance communities.
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