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    <title>The Final Stretch: How America&#039;s Transit Systems Are Losing Riders in the Last Half-Mile</title>
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    <title>Why the Arrival Time on Your Transit App Is Often Wrong—and What Cities Are Doing About It</title>
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    <description>Commuters across the United States have learned, often through bitter experience, that the countdown timer on their transit app is more of an educated guess than a reliable fact. Behind this chronic inaccuracy lies a tangle of aging infrastructure, fragmented data systems, and vendor contracts that have not kept pace with the expectations of modern riders. A growing number of cities are now confronting this transparency crisis directly—with results that suggest the problem is solvable, but only </description>
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