Category Archives: Students for Progressive Transit

These profiles are written by students working on a project for SfPT.

The I-285 and Belt Line of Georgia Institute of Technology

Posted on November 28, 2011 by profilingatlantatransportation

  By Aakash Shringare A  part of President Edwin D Harrison’s legacy to Georgia Tech is the expansion of the Georgia Tech campus by almost twofold with dedicated planning and genuine forethought. During the 1960s, federal, state, and local support … Continue reading →

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Citizens for Progressive Transit

Posted on October 13, 2011 by profilingatlantatransportation

Public transit in Atlanta for a long time has been designed for the people who do not use it. Those who control it tend to not want what is best for it but rather what is best for them. Citizens … Continue reading →

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