US pedestrian safety culture war offers contrast to London’s approach
A Friday headlines roundup from Streetsblog USA highlights how not getting hit by a car is being framed as "woke" in parts…
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A Friday headlines roundup from Streetsblog USA highlights how not getting hit by a car is being framed as "woke" in parts…
Read updateA new analysis reveals that host cities with strong short-term rental rules saw far less of the 60% average income spike during…
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 updateAn 8‑storey condo tower approved under San Francisco’s new upzoning rules is the first project to test the city’s density push. While…
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 updateBogotá’s Habitat Secretary combines housing, transit, public space and utilities into a single department. London’s fragmented governance could take note.
Read updateA recent debate in Oregon highlights how geospatial mapping tools can reveal housing discrimination and resource disparities, prompting urban planning discussions on…
Read updateJakarta’s bike-share vanished in 2022 despite clear demand. As the city plans a comeback, the lessons for London’s own first‑ and last‑mile…
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