Recent Streetsblog USA posts about Mobility Justice

How Cop “Courtesy Cards” Keep Dangerous Drivers On the Roads

By Kea Wilson | Sep 4, 2020 | No Comments

A recent exposé explored the corrupt phenomenon of police courtesy cards in the New York area. But for street-safety and mobility-justice advocates, it's just the tip of the iceberg.

Stormbreaker Brewing’s latest addition is on North Beech Street off of Mississippi.
(Photos: J. Maus/BikePortland)

Portlanders Celebrate (And Question) New Cafes

By Jonathan Maus | Jun 26, 2020 | No Comments

For years local transportation reform activists have pushed City of Portland to go beyond car storage and driving and think more creatively about what we can do with our streets. And when calls for new uses of street space were made, it was often restaurant owners who lined up to say their business would perish […]

A sample of the WayFinder App interface. Source: Smart Columbus

What People With Cognitive Disabilities Need from Transit

By Melissa L. Weber | Jun 25, 2020 | No Comments

A Columbus, Ohio research team is getting closer to releasing an app that could soon give people with cognitive disabilities more independence on mass transit systems across America. The Wayfinder app, developed by AbleLink Technologies in partnership with Smart Columbus, provides customizable support for users with cognitive difficulties, including disabilities stemming from medical conditions such […]

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Recent Streetsblog USA posts about Mobility Justice

How Cop “Courtesy Cards” Keep Dangerous Drivers On the Roads

Portlanders Celebrate (And Question) New Cafes

What People With Cognitive Disabilities Need from Transit

How to Design Self-Policing Streets

Op-Ed: Whose Streets? Black Streets

Houston’s I-45 Project is More ‘Urban Renewal’ Racism