This Is Not an Opinion Column: New York’s Sidewalks Really Are Too Narrow
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A transportation planner's maps show the perils of walking in the age of social distancing. Give us the space we need, Mr. Mayor!
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A Tribute to Branden Klayko, Who Loved Louisville and Wanted His City to Be Its Best
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We want to take a moment to honor the life of Branden Klayko, an architect and Louisville native who founded the local blog Broken Sidewalk, which was part of the Streetsblog Network for years.
To Get More People on Bikes, Louisville Needs to Raise Its Game
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Louisville is making an effort to build out its bike network, adding a number of buffered bike lanes and beginning a network of low-stress "Neighborways" along residential streets. It's a start, but peer cities like Indianapolis and Pittsburgh are doing more to make cycling an appealing way to get around. Here's what Louisville needs to do to catch up.
Louisville’s New $1.1 Billion Bridge: Empty at Rush Hour
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The suburban commuters the East End Bridge was built for don't seem to appreciate it that much. Traffic cameras show the costly new bridge nearly empty at rush hour.
With Louisville’s Gargantuan New Interchange Comes a Profound Loss
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Spaghetti Junction cost billions of dollars, wiped out 30 storefronts, and severed the connection between downtown and the waterfront for at least another generation.
Your 2016 Parking Madness Champion Is… Louisville!
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Streetsblog readers spent the past three weeks voting in Parking Madness, the single elimination tournament where cities compete for the Golden Crater — a symbol of the shameful amount of space we’ve allowed surface parking to consume in our communities. We started with a field of 16 and now we have a champion. The winner of this year’s Golden Crater […]