NYC Subway Crime Rates Decline, Challenging Public Perception
Despite high-profile incidents, official data reveals a significant decrease in transit crime in New York City since 2019, with overall subway crime…
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Waymo Recalls US Robotaxi Fleet After Incidents in Construction Zones
The autonomous vehicle company Waymo has initiated a recall of nearly all its self-driving vehicles in the United States following reports of…
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Memphis Retains Title as Nation’s Deadliest City for Pedestrians
A recent report highlights Memphis as the most dangerous U.S. city for pedestrian fatalities for the second consecutive year, citing infrastructure issues…
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Chicago Bike Share Navigates Growth and Equity Challenges
Veterans of Chicago's bike share program, Divvy, shared insights on expansion, affordability, and accessibility at a recent Transport Chicago conference, highlighting both…
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Seattle Mayor Pushes for Doubled Bus Funding Amidst Council Debate
Mayor Katie Wilson advocates for a 0.15% sales tax increase to significantly boost King County Metro bus service, facing council discussions on…
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Ann Arbor Adopts Systemic Approach to Road Safety Learning
The Michigan city's multidisciplinary Crash Response team is moving beyond individual blame to understand the complex factors contributing to traffic incidents, fostering…
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Obama Center Opens with Focus on Sustainable Transit Access
Chicago's new Obama Presidential Center officially opens, highlighting accessible public transport options and a commitment to reducing car dependency for visitors.
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Azusa and Monrovia Events Highlight Community Cycling and Cultural Engagement
Two upcoming events in the San Gabriel Valley, a criterium bike race in Azusa and a book festival in Monrovia, showcase local…
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Chicago Acquires Greyhound Terminal for Public Improvement
The City of Chicago has purchased the Greyhound bus terminal, a move intended to enhance the passenger experience and prevent potential closure…
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Houston’s World Cup Walkability Push: A Lasting Legacy?
As Houston prepares for the FIFA World Cup, the city has introduced a 14-mile "Green Corridor" to enhance transit access and walkability.…
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Illinois Transit Legislation Sees Cleanup Bill Amid Funding Concerns
A follow-up bill to the Northern Illinois Transit Authority Act aims to refine implementation details, while a diversion of gas tax revenue…
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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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