Should London Slam the Brakes on Autonomous Vehicles? Lessons from the New York Debate
A Streetsblog USA opinion piece argues for thoughtful scaling of autonomous vehicles, citing safety data from Waymo and IIHS. As London pilots…
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A Streetsblog USA opinion piece argues for thoughtful scaling of autonomous vehicles, citing safety data from Waymo and IIHS. As London pilots…
Read updateA once-celebrated two-way protected bike lane in Brooklyn has become so congested that it is effectively unusable at peak times. The story…
Read updateA story from The Urbanist about the ouster of Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes falls outside London Urbanism Desk’s declared beat. No…
Read updateA proposed $22.5 billion modernisation of Washington Dulles International Airport, backed by municipal bonds and public-private partnerships, offers a case study in…
Read updateNew York’s attorney general is set to issue a consumer alert against illegal e-motos after a fatal crash. The move follows a…
Read updateA 57% complete, six-lane widening in the San Gabriel Valley shows how Los Angeles tackles congestion with more concrete. London’s transport strategy…
Read updateAn op-ed from The Urbanist endorsing Hannah Sabio-Howell for Washington State Senate is not relevant to London urbanism, housing, transport or planning.…
Read updateA national survey of US local governments reveals a gap between AI use and resident confidence. The findings offer lessons for London…
Read updateA narrow Seattle City Council vote to restrict city‑level planning appeals has drawn attention to the perennial question in London: how to…
Read updateA new poll across five Bay Area counties shows majority support for a half-cent sales tax to fund public transport. The coalition…
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