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What can the City of Rochester and Monroe County do to become more accessible to pedestrians, bicyclists, and users of public transit? It’s a question that will be addressed at the upcoming Rochester Street Filmsevent organized by Reconnect Rochester. The documentary, "Life on Wheels," will be screened at the event; the film explores new, non-auto-centric modes of transportation.
WXXI host and reporter Scott Fybushpreviews the event and discusses the state of transportation in the Rochester Region with our guests:
- Ana Liss, director of planning and development for Monroe County
- Abby McHugh-Grifa, executive director of the Climate Solutions Accelerator
- Miguel Velazquez, deputy CEO ofRochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority