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Boston to unveil transportation plan for future

Among the proposals: Ferry service from the Seaport to North Station. Above: An MBTA commuter boat in Boston Harbor. John Blanding / Boston Globe

The future of transportation in Boston includes fewer cars on the road, heavy reliance on public transit, and lots of so-called microhubs, one-stop access points where commuters can share a bus, bike, or car.

Those initiatives are detailed in a comprehensive plan that city officials will unveil Tuesday, a transportation blueprint for the next decade that puts heavy emphasis on a growing city population and the various ways residents get around.

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