Scenarios about 'mass transit'
The organized systems of public transportation that move large numbers of people within and between urban areas, including subways, buses, trains, and trams. Mass transit development reflects urbanization patterns, economic priorities, and technological capabilities of different societies throughout history. Alternative history scenarios often explore how different mass transit investments could have reshaped urban development, population distribution, and environmental impacts.
What If Georgia Took a Different Approach to Atlanta's Growth?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Georgia implemented comprehensive regional planning and mass transit for Atlanta starting in the 1960s, potentially transforming the city's development pattern, economy, and environmental impact.