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Most people who take transit walk to their transit stop. You would think that transit companies would therefore be very conscious of pedestrian issues, and would make efforts to make sure access to their stops is easy and safe for pedestrians. But often transit companies don’t really think beyond their own system — they don’tContinue readinghttp://farm1.static.flickr.com/232/500765290_a402f24f61.jpg?v=0