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New Resource Helps Portland Communities Take Action on Road Safety

Strong Towns
Streets

Never Say Never: A Case for “For-Awhile” Urbanism

Norm Van Eeden Petersman
Streets

Two Porch Crashes, One Block: Why Park Avenue Needs Quick-Build Safety Now

Tony Harris
Streets

Sleeping Babies in the Town’s Living Room

Norm Van Eeden Petersman
Streets

How One California City Teamed Up With Residents To Stop Speeding

Mya Riley
Streets

Portland Advocates Defend Life-Saving Street Design — and Win a Pause

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Streets

The Road That Killed Legend Jenkins Was Working Exactly as Designed

Charles Marohn
Streets

After 3 Crashes in 4 Days, Massachusetts Residents Rally for Safer Streets

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Streets

Minneapolis Residents Take Action To Make Their Streets Safer

Mya Riley
Streets

How To Make Your City Stronger With 4 Hours and a Shovel

Mya Riley
Streets

Are Walking Tours the Missing Piece in Local Planning?

Asia Mieleszko
Streets

Chop or Adapt? 6 Ways To Fix Sidewalks Without Losing Urban Trees

Norm Van Eeden Petersman
Streets

15 Years Later, the Bottom-Up Approach Is Still Active on Broad Avenue

Strong Towns
Streets

What Happens When Residents Act and Cities Shut It Down

Charles Marohn
Streets

Annapolis Needs Safe Street Design, Not Orange Flags

Tony Harris
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Six Roundabouts to Nowhere

Charles Marohn
Streets

When Parents Are Charged but the Stroad Is the Culprit

Tony Harris
Streets

How To Turn a Deadly Stroad Into a Safe Street: The Broad Street Project

Mya Riley
Streets

Five Crashes in 16 Months: One Denver Family’s Breaking Point

Asia Mieleszko
Streets

Healing a Neighborhood with Paint and Possibility

Strong Towns
Streets

Maryland’s Quick-Build Projects Are a Model for Every State DOT

Mya Riley
Streets

I Refuse To Accept That My Best Days of Walkability Were in College

Gioia Calabretta
Streets

How Harrisonburg Is Reclaiming Its Streets From the Bottom Up

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Streets

The Garage Gadget That Could Change Your Street

Asia Mieleszko

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