Seattle Growth Plan Faces Significant Delays After Court Ruling
A Washington Court of Appeals decision has halted the next phase of Seattle's growth strategy, impacting planned zoning changes for new neighbourhoods…
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California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard Faces Political Threat: Implications for Urban Transport
A bid to eliminate California's LCFS could impact funding for electric vehicle infrastructure and transit electrification, raising questions about the future of…
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NYPD to Enforce Strict Towing Zone for Hypothetical Knicks Parade
In anticipation of a potential Knicks championship parade, the NYPD announced plans to tow all vehicles south of Canal Street from 7…
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US Cities See Significant Improvement in Cycling Infrastructure
A new report indicates a substantial increase in the number of US cities achieving higher scores for bike-friendliness, signalling a positive trend…
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Forest Park Shifts Focus from Blame to Systemic Safety in Traffic Analysis
A small Illinois community is adopting a new approach to traffic safety, moving beyond assigning fault to investigating the underlying causes of…
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Sound Transit Faces Scrutiny Over Shifting Goals for Enterprise Initiative
A key initiative designed to stabilise budgets without project cuts has seen significant delays and scope reductions, raising concerns among advocates about…
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World Cup 2026: A Catalyst for Safer Streets and Sustainable Transport in Host Cities
As North America prepares to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the event presents a critical opportunity to advance urban mobility, focusing…
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Chicago Mourns Loss of Dedicated Urbanist Riley O’Neil, Champion of Safer Streets
The Chicago urbanism community is remembering Riley O'Neil, a passionate advocate for cycling infrastructure and safer streets, who was tragically killed in…
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US Congressional Candidate Outlines Vision for Urban Livability and Climate Resilience
Darializa Avila Chevalier, running for New York's 13th Congressional District, details her plans for public transit, climate action, and equitable development in…
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Brooklyn Bridge Reopens as Pedestrian-Only Zone, Sparking Debate on Urban Mobility
The historic Carroll Street Bridge in Brooklyn has reopened exclusively for pedestrians and cyclists, marking a significant shift in local traffic policy…
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