Transportation is biggest headache that growth brings. Poll Highlights Complete Poll Glendening gains in counties.
Schools earn high marks.
According to a new Washington Post poll, two-thirds of the adults in this rural region 20 miles south of Washington say the place where they live is growing too fast. Frustration with crowded roads is mounting, and 80 percent say they want mass transit such as buses or trains. And nearly two-thirds of those polled want strict new limits on construction of town houses, shopping centers and waterfront development. The good thing about living here was, it was peaceful, quiet. You didn't have to worry about congestion and crime.