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There is much to criticize about the media on multiple fronts, some fair and some not, but Stephanie Ruhle on MSNBC really laid it all out and spoke to some very important topics that few are discussing. This is worth a watch.
To better understand anything, one must first understand the context in which the topic exists.
One of my absolute favorite apps and top ten must-have apps just got a great new update to help you identify if the transit route (bus, train, etc.) is crowded. For those who must venture out during this lockdown, help preserve your health and others’ with as much information as you can have. Knowledge is power.
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“Amidst the chaos, transit continues to provide an essential lifeline to riders who need to get around. Nurses, doctors, your grocery store clerk. We want to make it easier for them — and you — to avoid crowds when taking public transit. We’re now publishing crowding data from transit agencies, and have started asking more agencies to contribute this info.”
They have some impressive information using the real-time data provided by transit authorities throughout the world. Check out their article and read more about how Transit is helping people travel safely.
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