3,000 out of 3,001 Americans Want to Decarbonize Transportation — But Will the GOP Do It?
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By a roughly 3,000-to-1 ratio during the public comment period, Americans support a key Biden administration climate initiative.
Cycling Through COVID-19: Montreal and Vancouver
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How did two of North America's leading cycling cities take care of their riders during COVID-19? Hint: pop-up bike lanes, school streets, and other innovations — many of which are now being made permanent.
Tuesday’s Headlines: Trash Talk Edition
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The big news of the day was that the Adams administration is finally taking a razor to New York's 5 o'clock shadow. Plus other news.
Vision Zero Cities: How to Fix Our Most Dangerous Roads
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In urban areas, arterials make up just 15 percent of all roads but are where a whopping 67 percent of pedestrian deaths occur.
Report: New York Remains a Tale of Two Cities for Public Space Equity
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See the city in a whole new light — an unflattering one.
Advocates Like (But Don’t Love) the DOT’s Third Ave. Redesign
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Hey, DOT — 2010 called and it wants its street redesign back.
Bogotá Tries to Make Congestion Pricing Flexible and Equitable
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Congestion pricing is one of the most common-sense tools for creating a more efficient transportation system if implemented properly. Here's how.
Civil Rights Group Calls on High Court to Protect Cyclists’ Constitutional Rights
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The New York Civil Liberties Union wants cyclists to be treated like drivers — meaning a higher standard for search and seizure.
Monday’s Headlines: Kevin Duggan Joins Streetsblog Edition
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Kevin Duggan is no stranger to readers of our daily news digest. And now he's with Streetsblog! That big news plus all the news from the weekend.
‘A NIMBY City Hall’: Adams Appointees Thwart Key Bike and Bus Projects
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As the city seeks to redesign its streets to better serve transit riders, pedestrians and cyclists, interference is emerging from an unlikely place: City Hall itself. And one division of City Hall in particular.
Vision Zero Cities: Road Violence is a Public Health Crisis that Needs Public Health Solutions
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The geographic patterns of traffic violence are too alike across U.S. cities.
Cycling Through COVID-19: Brussels and Strasbourg
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Brussels only got serious about promoting cycling in 2010 — but Strasbourg, France, had a head start on most of Europe. Learn about how both cities adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic.