Chicago Transit Oversight Hearing Falters as Aldermen Skip Crucial CTA Update
A mandated quarterly hearing on Chicago's public transit system was cut short due to a lack of quorum, preventing public questioning of…
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Ferry Proposal Aims to Bridge Marina del Rey Bike Path Gap
A guest editorial in Streetsblog LA suggests a short ferry service across Ballona Creek could connect the Marvin Braude Bike Trail, bypassing…
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San Francisco’s Event Street Closures Jeopardise Cyclists Without Adequate Detours
A commentary piece highlights San Francisco's recurring failure to provide safe bike lane detours during street closures for events and construction, putting…
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World Cup Boosts Transit Ridership in US Cities, Offering Lessons for London
Major sporting events can significantly increase public transport usage, as seen during the World Cup in US cities, highlighting potential benefits for…
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Uber and Waymo End Phoenix Robotaxi Partnership, Eye London Competition
The collaboration between two major autonomous vehicle players in Phoenix has concluded, with implications for their future service offerings and competitive strategies,…
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Santa Monica Trials AI Cameras for Bike Lane Parking Enforcement
Santa Monica has become the first city in California to deploy AI-powered cameras on city vehicles to automatically ticket drivers who park…
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Grevelia Pocket Park Opens in South Pasadena
A new 9,100-square-foot pocket park, Grevelia Park, has been officially accepted by the city of South Pasadena, offering a green respite between…
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Seattle’s World Cup Success Highlights Urban Planning Wins
A recent analysis of FIFA World Cup 2026 host cities has placed Seattle at the top, praising its integrated stadium, public transport…
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Uptown Greenway Bridge Repairs Drag into 17th Year with No End in Sight
A crucial pedestrian and bike bridge on Manhattan's Hudson River Greenway has been undergoing repairs for 17 years, with a full replacement…
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New York City Revives “Shame Stickers” for Alternate-Side Parking Violators
The Department of Sanitation is reintroducing "shame stickers" on vehicles that repeatedly fail to comply with alternate-side parking rules, aiming to improve…
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Streetsblog USA Gathers Global Transport Insights for London Planners
A new compilation from Streetsblog USA offers London's urbanism community a curated look at international transportation trends, policy shifts, and infrastructure developments,…
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El Cerrito’s San Pablo Avenue Unveils Curb-Protected Bike Lanes in Streetsblog Sneak Peek
A close look at El Cerrito's new San Pablo Avenue bike lanes reveals design successes and areas for improvement, offering insights for…
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