Stories tagged Pedestrian Safety

How We’ll Know If Buttigieg’s USDOT Really Cares About Cities

Congress Considering Money to Unbuild Freeways and Rebuild Communities

Regulate Cars, Not Pedestrians

Driverless Cabs and On-Demand Transit Service to Marry

In Durham, Shared Streets to Outlast the Pandemic

How Covid-19 Inspired Oakland to Get Real About Equitable Urban Planning

Uber Self-Driving Car Death Ruling Sets a Scary Precedent

Milwaukee’s Pedestrian Plan Calls Out Snowy Sidewalks

St. Paul’s First-Ever Pedestrian Plan Goes Back to Basics

‘The Sunset Experience’ Adds Walkability to the Sunset Strip

Baltimore City Council Hears Testimony on ‘Complete Streets’ Bill

Seven Ways to Create Safer Streets

What Complete Streets Planning and Swiss Cheese Have in Common

NYC Will Install 1,500 New Barriers to Protect Pedestrians From Cars

How City Planning Can Change an Anti-Aging Culture

The High Cost of Walking for Some Jacksonville Pedestrians

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