Blake Aued
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Wednesday’s Headlines Are Fine
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The EPA is looking to crack down on microscopic fine particles — often from car exhaust, tires and brakes — that get lodged in peoples' lungs.
Tuesday’s Headlines Are Much Too Fast
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Even run-of-the-mill electric cars are faster than Prince's little red Corvette from the '80s, with potentially deadly consequences.
Monday’s Headlines Are Inducing Demand
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Many state DOTs seem addicted to widening highway, even though they know more cars will just fill up those new lanes.
Friday’s Headlines Want to Feel Safe
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Fear of drivers are the No. 1, 2 and 4 reason people don't ride bikes, so cities should be building more protected bike lanes.
Thursday’s Headlines Stay Small
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There's no reason for an electric vehicle to weigh 8,000 pounds with a six-foot grill, but automakers are building them anyway.
Wednesday’s Headlines Are Half Empty
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Much like many subways, which still haven't recovered from the pandemic due to working from home, maskless riders and fears of crime.
Tuesday’s Headlines: Is 2023 the Year of the Bus?
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From yesterday's headlines, it sounded like 2023 would be the year of the e-bike. Not if Rep. Cori Bush has her way.
Monday’s Headlines Declare 2023 the Year of the E-Bike
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E-bikes are all the rage in the first batch of headlines for 2023. But are cities up to the task of building infrastructure to meet the demand?
Friday’s Headlines, New Year’s Eve Edition
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How Jersey City achieved Vision Zero, plus some stories looking back on 2022.
Thursday’s Headlines Are Losing Our Religion
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With apologies to Michael Stipe, the worship of cars is coming to an end in many American cities.
Wednesday’s Headlines Give Working From Home New Meaning
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Converting empty offices into housing seems like a great idea at first, but it's much harder than it sounds.
Tuesday’s Merry and Happy Headlines
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Federal active transportation spending, firsthand observations on driving for Lyft and more stories await.