For significant populations of people in the U.S., the requirement to drive is a major barrier to participating in city life.
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Read MoreAre automated vehicles a solution looking for a problem—or perhaps the wrong solution for problems (traffic deaths, traffic congestion, etc.) that could be solved in better, easier ways?
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Read MoreA proposed new “diverging diamond” interchange in Massachusetts is being sold as pedestrian-friendly. In truth, it is a profoundly pedestrian-hostile design.
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Read MoreWe romanticize the power of our vehicles, while downplaying our obligations to safety and community…with deadly results.
Read MoreAutomated vehicle technology will do nothing to make our streets better places to be.
Read MoreHere are 3 reasons why drivers should be celebrating and championing bike lanes, not lamenting them.
Read MoreA new comprehensive inventory of parking in five U.S. cities provides yet more persuasive evidence: we have built way too much parking, and it is a huge drag on the fiscal solvency and the vitality of our cities and towns.
Read MoreA “war on cars” won’t win many hearts and minds. Let’s ask for responsibility instead.
Read More5 things I learned from giving up my car.
Read MoreYou can put up all the signs you want, but your community will still be vulnerable to a myriad of external shocks.
Read MoreAutomated vehicle technology will do nothing to make our streets better places to be.
Read MoreA torrent of cheap and easy credit is saddling Americans with cars they can't afford.
Read MoreTexting while driving is a very real problem. The cause of the problem, however, isn’t recklessness but an incorrect perception of safety on behalf of drivers who feel little risk in texting.
Read MoreAuto-oriented towns experience serious challenges that negatively impact small businesses, community health, and financial success for everyone.
Read MoreAn economy that relies on specialization is inherently fragile.
Read MoreHigh occupancy vehicle lanes are being sold as a positive addition to our highways, but they are just another way to induce demand for roads and driving.
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