Story Rejected – Off-Topic for London Urbanism Desk
A Seattle-based story on universal school meal funding does not fit the London urbanism beat. This editorial note explains why the item…
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A Seattle-based story on universal school meal funding does not fit the London urbanism beat. This editorial note explains why the item…
Read updateA Massachusetts pilot program is paying 60 homeowners to discharge electric car batteries into the grid during peak demand. The concept –…
Read updateThe US Federal Highway Administration has removed bike lanes, road diets and speed management from its safety countermeasures list. The move exposes…
Read updateA US transport secretary’s request to restrict federal support for bike lanes has no direct effect on London, but it highlights how…
Read updateMayor Mamdani’s Commission on Government Efficiency has proposed five ballot questions for New Yorkers this November, including a 75% cut in outdoor…
Read updatePhiladelphia’s AI-powered bus lane cameras have issued over 180,000 tickets in a year, reducing travel times by 3–6% on equipped routes. As…
Read updateIn Nantucket, where over half of homes are for seasonal use, workers struggle to find affordable housing Diana Ionescu Thu, 07/23/2026 -…
Read updateCongestion Costing Reality Check, Part 1: Congestion evaluation best practices Todd Litman Thu, 07/23/2026 - 05:00 This is the first of a…
Read updateCaltrain’s old diesel locomotives are being leased to another intercity service after electrification, highlighting how rolling-stock reuse can support reliability during decarbonisation…
Read updateA Washington, D.C. housing analysis summarised by Planetizen argues that zoned capacity is not the same as deliverable homes — a distinction…
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