What We’re Reading: Re-inventing the Mall, Re-envisioning Streets, and River Cleanup
Washington eviction wave: A large wave of evictions are likely in much of Washington next month if existing state moratoriums expire.
Pipes blocked: Two major pipeline...
What We’re Reading: Transit Ridership, Road Safety, Elevators
Apparently, transit is popular: In 2013, Americans made almost 10.7 billion public transit trips. Around the country, transit agencies are taking note. In San Francisco, Muni plans...
What We’re Reading: Parking’s Drawbacks, Eliminating Parking Minimums, and Bike Biz
Parking’s drawbacks: How does parking destroy cities?
Imagine that: A study indicates that cities better serving women bicyclists have more bicycling overall.
Slowed down: Plans to...
What We’re Reading: Racial Justice Lens, Incentives for Rezoning, and Bygone Era
Racial justice lens: Texas shows how the new Biden administration is more likely to respond to racial justice concerns with transportation projects.
Catching up: Crosscut...
What We’re Reading: Derailed, Falling Ridership, And Renaming Jackson
Derailed: Caltrain appears to be in the crosshairs of the federal government over funding.
End of PUBLIC: After a short two years, PUBLIC Bikes is...
What We’re Reading: Take Them Down, New Hing Hay, And Polyglot Youth
Take them down: Monuments dedicated to racism and hate are being taken down all across the country ($). Locally, there is a desire to excise...
What We’re Reading: Secretary Pete, Maglev, and Extinction
TO cut backs: Despite earlier expansion ambitions, Toronto's subway expansion plans have been cut back again.
Mass vaccination: Bloomberg CityLab looks at what kinds of...
What We’re Reading: Decongest NYC, Rahm’s Out, and Eighth Inning
Decongest NYC: New York City may pass decongestion pricing without state blessing.
Renewing Access: With poor performance, King County Metro is looking to improve its...