Prov. transit projects should be supported, not undercut

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AT THE CENTER OF THE ACTION: The Providence rail station, the proposed center of an intermodal transit hub, is getting pushback on a number of fronts, despite the city’s need for improved public transportation infrastructure.
 / PBN FILE PHOTO/­MICHAEL SALERNO
AT THE CENTER OF THE ACTION: The Providence rail station, the proposed center of an intermodal transit hub, is getting pushback on a number of fronts, despite the city’s need for improved public transportation infrastructure.
 / PBN FILE PHOTO/­MICHAEL SALERNO

A number of residential and commercial interests have filed suit to stop work on one piece of a series of projects aimed at improving public transit in Providence. In addition, soon after the suit was filed in Superior Court, legislation with a similar aim was introduced in the General Assembly. The issues raised by both

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