Shelve your utopian schemes and just phase out fossil fuels and put more money into transit. It's not that hard.

Vox does a good job of putting the 42,000 traffic deaths in the U.S. annually (and rising) into perspective.

Transit is pretty safe, despite claims to the contrary. Plus, the latest on infrastructure-bill machinations and other headlines.

The mayor of Paris has heard the whispers through the cheese: If you build bike lanes, they will come make you president.

Hundreds of cities, counties and states have embraced Complete Streets, and a key federal official made a call to prioritize safety.

An infrastructure bill will save the planet, President Biden says. And investment in bikes, walking and transit pay economic dividends, according to a Colorado study.

Transit funding didn't have bipartisan support in the Senate, but doesn't need it in the House. Plus, Vox explains why we should drive less.

Money for infrastructure but no one to build it. More freeways through Black neighborhoods. Ugh.

Guess who just got back today? That transit funding that got stripped away. The bill changed, centrists had much to say.

Cars' tablet-like screens just keep getting bigger and more dangerous as automakers compete to "infotain" drivers.

Traffic deaths are up again, transit agencies continue to squeeze blood from a stone, and more headlines.

There are lots of better ways to get to work than driving, like walking, biking, e-bikes, transit (of course) and even golf carts.