London urbanism, planning, transport, housing and public realm news with source-aware context.
A new US-focused analysis of automated license plate recognition cameras highlights contract, privacy and oversight issues that London boroughs and Transport for…
Read updateSurveys show Oregonians overwhelmingly want existing roads repaired before new megaprojects are funded, and trust in the state’s transport agency has collapsed.…
Read updateA Portland highway bridge originally priced at £248 million now stands at £885 million. The pattern of escalating estimates, delayed soil work…
Read updateUber has announced a $10 billion investment in autonomous vehicles, intensifying the robotaxi race with Waymo, Zoox and Tesla. For London, the…
Read updateJoby Aviation has begun demonstration flights in North Texas, and Archer Aviation plans a statewide charging network. The US rollout raises questions…
Read updateThree US transit agencies have expanded on-demand services into new zones, providing a model for flexible public transport that London planners and…
Read updateThe MTA has launched an $800,000 feasibility study to capture excess heat from subway platforms and use it to warm nearby municipal…
Read updateA Streetsblog USA opinion piece argues for thoughtful scaling of autonomous vehicles, citing safety data from Waymo and IIHS. As London pilots…
Read updateA Friday headlines roundup from Streetsblog USA highlights how not getting hit by a car is being framed as "woke" in parts…
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…
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