The latest streets and transportation news from Streetsblog USA.
Today’s newsletter is chock full of livable streets stories: E-micromobility safety stats, a new website that helps ease the transition to a car-free lifestyle, curb management in the dawn of AVs, and more.
Check all that out at the links below… and we’ll see you on Monday!
Residents of compact and connected neighborhoods have lower energy costs, better health outcomes, lower exposure to vector-borne diseases, well-connected social lives and greater opportunities for children to thrive. But you knew that.
In Jersey City, Mayor James Solomon will install 100 quick-build safety measures, giving a new meaning to the term, “Safety first.”
It is difficult to go to a sportball game in the United States compared to Europe, so let City Nerd Ray Delahanty explain it all to you.
We’re seeing a “regression to the mean” after a brief dip in pedestrian deaths.
A true roads scholar speaks about the real danger on our streets.
Residents of compact and connected neighborhoods have lower energy costs, better health outcomes, lower exposure to vector-borne diseases, well-connected social lives and greater opportunities for children to thrive. But you knew that.
For some cities, transporting World Cup fans is a challenge. Others see it as an opportunity.
Advocates say budget green doesn’t buy much greenway.
Maybe there should be more consequences for the most dangerous drivers among us.
How much will this thing cost, and who’s paying?
