New York Expands Half-Price Transit Program Amidst Calls for Automatic Enrollment
New York City's "Fair Fares" program, offering reduced transit fares to low-income residents, is set for its largest expansion yet. However, advocates…
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Jonah Mercer
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California Launches Statewide Plan for Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety
Caltrans has initiated an update to its State Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan, seeking public input on active transportation and complete streets policy.
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Hudson Tunnel Funding Restored by Federal Court, Paving Way for Project Continuation
A federal court ruling has reinstated funding for the crucial $16 billion New York and New Jersey Hudson Tunnel project, after it…
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London’s Urban Future Faces Key Decisions Amidst Shifting Development Landscape
As London navigates complex urban challenges, a closer look at development trends and policy frameworks is essential for shaping the city's future.…
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Equiticity Launches Sustainable Mobility Hub in North Lawndale, Chicago
The initiative aims to provide affordable access to electric bikes, scooters, and vehicles, alongside charging and repair services, addressing transportation equity in…
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Nevada’s Demographic Shifts Reshape Transportation Needs
Rapid population growth and evolving demographics across Nevada are driving significant changes in the state's transportation landscape, prompting infrastructure expansion and new…
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Soil Banking Emerges as a Cost-Saving and Sustainable Solution for Cities
Treating excavated soil as a resource, rather than waste, can offer significant financial and environmental benefits to urban areas.
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Washington State’s Growth Management Act: Successes and Emerging Challenges at 35
A look at the achievements and evolving issues of Washington State's pioneering Growth Management Act as it reaches its 35th anniversary, highlighting…
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Seattle Transit Measure Survey Highlights Gaps in Fare Equity and Service
A recent survey by the Transit Riders Union in Seattle reveals that while transit funding is generally supported by voters, significant disparities…
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Minneapolis Considers Data Center Moratorium Amidst Urban Development Concerns
The Minneapolis City Council has approved a temporary five-month halt on new data centers exceeding 350,000 square feet, aiming to study the…
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