Walkable Neighbourhoods Could Alleviate Healthcare Strain, MIT Research Suggests
New research from MIT indicates that increased walkability in urban areas could lead to significant reductions in the burden on healthcare systems.…
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New research from MIT indicates that increased walkability in urban areas could lead to significant reductions in the burden on healthcare systems.…
Read updateNew designs for a protected two-way bikeway on Leary Way NW in Seattle have been released, aiming to address the "Missing Link"…
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Read updateA US District Court judge has temporarily blocked the Department of Housing and Urban Development from implementing recent changes to its homelessness…
Read updateA landmark building in Newark, New Jersey, is set to be redeveloped into a mixed-use affordable housing complex, following city council approval…
Read updateA guest editorial in Streetsblog LA suggests a short ferry service across Ballona Creek could connect the Marvin Braude Bike Trail, bypassing…
Read updateMajor sporting events can significantly increase public transport usage, as seen during the World Cup in US cities, highlighting potential benefits for…
Read updateThe collaboration between two major autonomous vehicle players in Phoenix has concluded, with implications for their future service offerings and competitive strategies,…
Read updateThe Ivory, Austin's inaugural carless and affordable condominium development, offers 53 residential units and three commercial spaces, aiming to reduce both housing…
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