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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Cars Remain Central to US Urban Planning Despite Growing Costs
A recent commentary highlights how car-centric infrastructure and policy persist in the United States, even as vehicle ownership becomes increasingly unaffordable, posing…
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Lyft Explores Integrating Ride-Hailing and Micro-Mobility for Reduced Car Dependency
Lyft's chief policy officer is advocating for a strategic integration of ride-hailing, bike-sharing, scooter services, and future robotaxi operations as a means…
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US Households Lag in Access to Frequent, Reliable Public Transit, Report Finds
A new analysis from the Urban Institute highlights that only 10% of American homes are situated within half a mile of public…
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Berlin’s Public Transport System Offers Lessons for London’s Urban Mobility
A recent op-ed reflects on the efficiency and accessibility of Berlin's public transport, contrasting it with car-dependent urban environments and suggesting potential…
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