> As passed, it says that cities must allow greater residential density — think rowhomes, condos and three-story apartment buildings — along high-frequency bus

> As passed, it says that cities must allow greater residential density — think rowhomes, condos and three-story apartment buildings — along high-frequency bus lines and near rail stations. Doesn't this just shift where the fight occurs? If you don't want higher density in your neighborhood, you fight against public transportation - and cause even worse metro-area problems.