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2, 2012, in Houston. For example, " Making bus service sexy and more equitable " (2012) discusses how investment in bus systems, network breadth and depth, and streetcars is a benefit for the transit dependent. Scott, familiar to many Houston residents as the "bus lady," died Monday, Dec. 9, in Houston.
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