St. Louis to Develop First Citywide Transportation Plan in Decades
Date Published: June 3, 2024The City of St. Louis is working to develop its first citywide mobility plan in decades, Mayor Tishaura Jones’ office announced Tuesday. This plan seeks to make it easier for everyone — drivers, pedestrians, bikers and public transit users — to safely commute within the city. Read more on RiverFrontTimes.com.
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