Kim Perrotta’s report emphasizes the crucial link between public transit and health, equity, and climate change. It highlights how investing in public transit can reduce greenhouse gas emissions, improve air quality, enhance physical activity, promote road safety, and increase access and health equity. Promoting public transit and related policies is key to addressing these critical issues.
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