MBTA Considers Eminent Domain to Pedestrianise Boston Streets for World Cup
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) is prepared to use eminent domain to pedestrianise key areas around South Station in Boston during…
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The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) is prepared to use eminent domain to pedestrianise key areas around South Station in Boston during…
Read updateA new book highlights the crucial, often under-recognised, contributions of women leaders in transforming cities worldwide, focusing on their innovative approaches to…
Read updateA new bill moving through the Illinois legislature aims to give authorities more power to ticket drivers who repeatedly exceed speed limits,…
Read updateDabney Sanders, project manager for Greensboro’s Downtown Greenway, shares insights on the quarter-century effort to connect the city’s core with a vibrant,…
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Read updateNew developments in the ongoing debate over the Archer Avenue traffic safety project in Chicago's Brighton Park indicate a shift in campaign…
Read updateA new report from the Institute for Transportation and Development Policy (ITDP) highlights the critical role of private sector investment and collaboration…
Read updateZamora Park in El Monte, California, has completed a significant renovation, transforming a previously decaying urban green space into a refreshed and…
Read updateA recent commentary piece critically examines proposals for high-speed bus systems as an alternative to conventional rail infrastructure, arguing for greater investment…
Read updateNew York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has unveiled a plan to significantly speed up the development of affordable housing, aiming to cut…
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