In today’s newsletter, we have news about how a 17th-Century architectural feature could help make our present-day suburbs more walkable, the psychology of car dependence, a speed camera pilot in California and more.
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- Tuesday’s Headlines Build It and They Will Come
De we build infrastructure where people are already biking, or does the infrastructure encourage people to bike? - It’s Trump V. California, Again — Over Protecting The Coast
The Trump Administration keeps finding new ways to make Californians’ lives worse. Today it’s about polluting the coastline. - Study: Cities Must Integrate Vision Zero Principles into All Planning
It’s about reducing the severity of crashes and minimizing how often road users are placed in conflict in the first place
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