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Read updateA proposed Vision Zero action plan in Lynnwood faces political resistance and budget constraints, raising questions about how mid-sized cities balance transport…
Read updateThe resignation of Seattle’s police chief amid clashes between the mayor and city council raises questions about democratic oversight of public safety…
Read updateA US debate over surveillance and speed cameras highlights the risks of conflating traffic enforcement with mass data collection. As London expands…
Read updateThe first US approval of a purpose-built robotaxi without steering wheel or pedals for paid rides in Las Vegas next month tests…
Read updateAn editorial note explaining why a Streetsblog Chicago article about political opposition to a street safety project in Brighton Park cannot be…
Read updateA New York teenager died on an illegal e-moto sold online. The company altered its website after the crash. London's similar e-bike…
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 new Streetfilms video revisits Donald Appleyard’s classic livable streets research, showing how traffic reduction can transform neighbourhood social life – lessons…
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…
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