Alabama Seeks Permit to Fill Wetlands for Major Interstate Expansion
The Alabama Department of Transportation is proposing to fill over 1.3 acres of wetlands and 10,000 linear feet of streams for the…
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Penn Station Overhaul Prioritises Public Seating Amidst UK Transit Space Scarcity
Amtrak's redesign for New York's Penn Station includes a significant increase in public seating, addressing a common deficiency in US public spaces…
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Built Environment’s Role in Population Decline Explored
An article in Architect Magazine suggests that urban design and planning strategies, while often aimed at improving quality of life, may inadvertently…
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Seattle’s Push for Car-Free Streets Faces Hurdles
An opinion piece from The Urbanist argues that Seattle needs to move beyond half-measures and truly reclaim streets for people, highlighting recent…
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Illinois Law to Tackle Repeat Speeders with Intelligent Speed Assistance
A new law in Illinois will allow repeat offenders with suspended or revoked licenses for excessive speeding to drive again if their…
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Las Vegas Transit Ridership Rises as Car Ownership Becomes Less Viable
With rising costs for car insurance and fuel, a growing number of Las Vegas residents are turning to public transit, with two-thirds…
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Obama Presidential Center Unveils First Presidential Playground
The new Obama Presidential Center in Chicago has opened its doors, featuring the nation's first presidential playground, designed for universal accessibility and…
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Los Angeles Expands Peak-Hour Bus Lanes on Florence and Alvarado Streets
New dedicated lanes aim to improve bus reliability during morning and evening commutes in South Los Angeles and Westlake.
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Oregon’s Tax Experiment: Prosperity Amidst Higher Levies Challenges Economic Orthodoxy
A new analysis of Oregon's economic performance following significant tax increases in 2010 suggests that higher taxes did not hinder, but rather…
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San Francisco’s Howard Street Bike Lane Blocked Again During Major Event
Cyclists using a key protected bike lane on Howard Street in San Francisco were once again forced onto dangerous, unprotected streets due…
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California’s High-Speed Rail Faces Funding Hurdles for Bakersfield Station
A new report highlights potential challenges in bringing California's High-Speed Rail to downtown Bakersfield, with funding cited as the primary obstacle for…
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Sound Transit Advances West Seattle Link to Final Design Stage
A significant budget amendment and new contracts are set to move the West Seattle Link Extension into its final design phase, with…
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