An occasional update on items from the Velo-city. ___________________________________________________________________ . “I AM NOT A NUT JOB, I AM A CYCLIST”…

While (some) North Americans celebrate the changes to the public realm in places like Times Square and the parklets of…

A pedestrian perspective. ______________________________________________________________ . RETROFITTING THE SUBURBS FOR WALKING It’s the challenge of our times. Researchers have spilled much…

Stephen Rees is amazing: comes to lectures, takes notes, summarizes them and has ’em posted (with comment) in less than…

More quotes from my InRoads article: Consider, for instance, the growth in vehicles in Metro Vancouver. Currently, there are 1.48…

An update on parking from about-to-retire engineer Paul Pinsker – the city’s parking bylaw dude: I was asked the other…

From Governing magazine. Grabber: Drinking toilet water.…

More quotes from my InRoads article: Cities with good rapid-transit systems faced road congestion; cities with great freeway networks faced…

There are still some seats available for Jarrett Walker’s discussion and launch of his new book, Human Transit – Tuesday,…

From Pop-Up City: The International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam (IABR) and Rotterdam-based architecture firm ZUS have launched the project I Make…

Just in case you missed  rocketsurgeon’s response to The Cranky Version: Thank you for writing on this.  Before the recession…

More quotes from my InRoads article: Vancouver, Canada’s most modern city, hired consultants who … suggested that Vancouver should build…

An occasional update on items from Motordom – the world of auto dominance. _________________________________________________________ . PRODUCT PLACEMENT Here’s an example…

Brent Toderian came across an interesting analysis of transportation planning in, of all places, a rebooted DC super-hero comic: In the…