Blake Aued
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Friday’s Headlines Want Peace and Quiet
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Who wants to wear headphones in their own house? Well, if you live on a busy street and are worried about your blood pressure, you might want to.
Thursday’s Headlines Are Ready for Change
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Cities are behind the curve on providing infrastructure for vehicles that fall somewhere between a bike and a car.
Wednesday’s Headlines Are Drilling, Baby, Drill!
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Under President Biden, the U.S. is already producing record amounts of crude oil. That's not enough for Republicans.
Tuesday’s Headlines Are Too Poor to Drive
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Inequality is rising, and a growing number of people are stranded without cars or access to good transit.
Monday’s Headlines Are For the Children
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Car-centric landscapes come at an enormous cost, including the deaths of children and the grief of parents.
Friday’s Headlines Keep the Change
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When it comes to making the pandemic-era "open streets" movement permanent, you can guess which side we come down on.
Thursday’s Headlines Have Allergies
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We're feeling congested, much like this list of freeways. Too bad we don't live in a car-free development.
Wednesday’s Headlines Are Getting in Shape
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It may seem obvious, but a new study confirms that people are more likely to exercise if they have the infrastructure to walk and bike safely.
Tuesday’s Headlines Are Riding on Three Wheels
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Older Americans are becoming increasingly enamored with e-trikes, only to confront the car-centric streets they helped create.
Monday’s Headlines Delve Into Biden’s Budget
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The president's spending plan includes billions for major transit projects and throws transit agencies a fiscal lifeline.
Friday’s Headlines Are Blinded by the Light
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There are many reasons why SUVs and pickups are so dangerous, from their weight to their height, but add their headlights to the list.
Thursday’s Headlines Paved Paradise
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But now, cities are saying don't put up a parking lot. Plus, transit agencies' rebound from the pandemic is hard to predict.