FAST’s Hillary Norton Mobility Hubs Presentation at Socata
Saturday July 12th at 1 p.m. Hillary Norton of FAST (Fixing Angelenos Stuck in Traffic) will make a presentation on the mobility hub concept that it is promoting (in partnership with Famima, Bike Nation and Zipcar) to the members of Southern California Transit Advocates.
By
Joe Linton
11:08 AM PDT on July 11, 2014
Saturday July 12th at 1 p.m. Hillary Norton of FAST (Fixing Angelenos Stuck in Traffic) will make a presentation on the mobility hub concept that it is promoting (in partnership with Famima, Bike Nation and Zipcar) to the members of Southern California Transit Advocates.
The meeting will be held at Angelus Plaza (4th floor) in downtown Los Angeles, 255 S. Hill St. (one block north of the 4th St. exit of the Pershing Square Red Line/Purple Line station). As always the event is free and open to the public.
Ms. Norton shared this idea at the recent Move LA Annual Transportation Conversation and a meeting of the Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Transportation Committee. This is a first chance for the general public to see this exciting concept.
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