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Thursday’s Headlines

By Blake Aued | Dec 6, 2018 | 3 Comments

Streetsblog’s annual December donation drive is ongoing. We need your help to continue bringing you the day’s transportation top headlines, great stories, op-eds and more. Give ’til it hurts! On to the headlines: Lots of news out of Tampa recently: The Tampa Bay Times runs down the 11 most dangerous intersections for people on bikes, and — […]

It’s Our Annual Donation Drive (Sorry!)

By Streetsblog | Dec 3, 2018

Every day this month, you'll see this icon on every story. Just click the picture and you'll be redirected to our donation form. Please give if you can.

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Free Bikes to the Polls Next Tuesday — From Motivate

By Gersh Kuntzman | Oct 29, 2018

Pedal to the meddle. Voters in nine cities will get free rides to and from their local polling places — and, in fact, unlimited biking all day — on Nov. 6, thanks to the company that runs Citi Bike, Divvy, Capital Bikeshare and the systems in five other big cities. Motivate says the goal of […]

Brighton Road, London, after the removal of the centerlines. Data from three roads studied suggested an average nominal speed reduction of 6.9 mph. Photo: Transport for London

Jeff Speck: For a Walkable City, Remove Centerlines on Local Streets

By Jeff Speck | Oct 15, 2018 | 45 Comments

In an excerpt from his new book, Walkable City Rules, Jeff Speck says centerline stripes don't belong on residential streets.

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Car Ownership Rising in NYC

By David Meyer | Oct 3, 2018

It's a great city to be carless in, and yet...

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UN ‘Gridlock’ Shows Need for Car-Free NYC

By Gersh Kuntzman | Sep 24, 2018

In New York City, key traffic decisions are made by the police department. That must end, too.

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