Mary Rivkin, associate professor of education, recently shared her opinion on the Capital Crescent Trail with readers of the Chevy Chase Patch website.
“The Trail is a safe and healthy way to travel to school for many children, and it could be so for many more, with clear benefit,” she wrote, arguing that the plan to impose a two-track light rail—the Purple Line—on the trail’s Bethesda-Silver Spring section is shortsighted.
Her op-ed, “Good for Children? The Capital Crescent Trail—Let’s Keep It,” appeared on the Chevy Chase Patch.com site on June 20.
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