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Study: More SUVs on Minnesota roads are making traffic worse
A new study has found traffic in Minnesota is getting worse due in part to the increase in trucks and SUVs on the roads.
The study was co-authored by David Levinson, a transportation professor at the University of Sydney in Australia. Levinson previously worked at the University of Minnesota for ten years. He talked with Minnesota Now senior producer Aleesa Kuznetsov about his research.
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A new study has found traffic in Minnesota is getting worse due in part to the increase in trucks and SUVs on the roads.
The study was co-authored by David Levinson, a transportation professor at the University of Sydney in Australia. Levinson previously worked at the University of Minnesota for ten years. He talked with Minnesota Now senior producer Aleesa Kuznetsov about his research.
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