The latest streets and transportation news from Streetsblog USA.
Today on Streetsblog, we have Kea Wilson’s coverage of Waymap, an app that might make Washington, D.C. the first entire city and transit network in the world to be 100 percent navigable on a smartphone, even in the deepest reaches of its underground.
Plus, check out an op-ed from five transportation planning and engineering researchers sounding the alarm about the Trump administration’s cancellation of at least nine transportation research projects focused on building inclusive, equitable mobility systems.
The year is 2036. Autonomous Vehicles are everywhere. But when one of them kills a pedestrian, a federal “cybermarshal” wonders if it was just an “accident” … or something sinister.
Of course walking and biking are emissions-free, but research increasingly shows replacing a gas car with an EV usually carries significant environmental benefits.
The year is 2036. Autonomous Vehicles are everywhere. But when one of them kills a pedestrian, a federal “cybermarshal” wonders if it was just an “accident” … or something sinister.
Of course walking and biking are emissions-free, but research increasingly shows replacing a gas car with an EV usually carries significant environmental benefits.
De we build infrastructure where people are already biking, or does the infrastructure encourage people to bike?
