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Planning for the future of mobility

March 30, 2021

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Options are the most important part about mobility, according to Nancy MacDonald, and we can only reduce our dependence on cars by providing other options for people to use.

Nancy is our regional business lead for infrastructure in the UK and Ireland—she’s focused on supporting our Community Development and Transportation teams as they drive research and development.
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