The document discusses who are considered "core transit riders" which includes those without access to personal vehicles such as youth without a license, those who cannot afford or choose not to own a car, seniors who can no longer drive, renters who are less likely to own a car, lower income households looking to save money, and diverse populations. Research from the Dukakis Center at Northeastern University shows that households without vehicles, renters, lower income households, and diverse populations are more likely to use transit and drive less. The document asks how the vision for Wollaston Center can be created to expand transit ridership and reduce the need for personal vehicles.