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Introduction
Pre-World War II
Part I: Urban transit rise and decline
Baltimore: City leaders versus private transit
Chicago: A limited public commitment to transit
Boston: Reverse engineering public transit
The postwar transit disaster, 1945 to 1980
Part II: Unsubsidized private transit
Baltimore: Urban crisis, race, and private transit collapse
Atlanta: Race, transit, and the sunbelt boom
Part III: 'Pay as you go' public transit
Chicago: The failure of 'pay as you go' public transit
Detroit: Racism and America's worst big-city transit
Part IV: Public transit that worked better
Boston pioneers public regional transit
San Francisco: Deeply subsidized public transit
Conclusion: Beyond transit fatalism.

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