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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Lincoln Avenue Protected Bike Lanes Open in Chicago After Community Debate
Chicago has officially opened its new protected bike lanes on Lincoln Avenue in Lincoln Square, marking the completion of a project that…
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Community Safety Initiative Sparks Urbanism Dialogue in Fort Smith
A simple reflector, designed to enhance pedestrian and cyclist visibility, has unexpectedly become a catalyst for conversations about urban safety and street…
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New York Expands Half-Price Transit Program Amidst Calls for Automatic Enrollment
New York City's "Fair Fares" program, offering reduced transit fares to low-income residents, is set for its largest expansion yet. However, advocates…
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Streetsblog Chicago Secures Survival Funding Amidst Fundraising Drive
The independent urbanism news outlet has raised enough funds to continue operations through 2026, but seeks additional donations to expand its reach…
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California Launches Statewide Plan for Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety
Caltrans has initiated an update to its State Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan, seeking public input on active transportation and complete streets policy.
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Los Angeles ‘Open Streets’ Festival Celebrates Community and Culture in South Central
Thousands gathered for CicLAvia’s open streets event, transforming major boulevards into pedestrian and cyclist zones, highlighting community engagement and cultural festivities in…
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World Cup Transit Successes Offer Lessons for London
The recent World Cup highlighted innovative public transport solutions and infrastructure challenges, presenting a unique opportunity for cities like London to learn…
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Hudson Tunnel Funding Restored by Federal Court, Paving Way for Project Continuation
A federal court ruling has reinstated funding for the crucial $16 billion New York and New Jersey Hudson Tunnel project, after it…
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