An occasional update on items from the Transit City. ______________________________________________________________ . GOOD NEWS, IN A WAY A recent Reason-Rupe poll:…

From SFU’s Experiential Education Project: Re:generation – Move our City   Ever wonder about Vancouver rail transit in the 1950s?…

More quotes from my InRoads article: Governments in North America after the war, buoyed by prosperity, undertook to build all…

Yes, there was a time when there was a war in the car.  More quotes from my InRoads article: ……

An occasional update on items from the Velo-city. ___________________________________________________________________ . AMSTERDAM PRE-CHIC A rather fascinating (if overlong) visual portrayal of…

Charles Marohn has a premise: auto-oriented design produces a lousy return on investment.  It’s wasteful – and we can’t afford it. And…

Toot, toot – a little bit of personal horn-blowing here.  But, honestly, this journal article is the best summary of my thinking on the…

An occasional update on items from Motordom – the world of auto dominance. _________________________________________________________ . MOTORDOM ARTICLE OF THE YEAR…

Thanks to a tweet from Donald Shoup, I came across this in the Skyscraper Pages – an almost artistic rendering…

And the winner is – TransLink! From January through October, 2011, the number of revenue rides was 192.1 million –…

Tom Durning submits, from Transportation Nation: The 12,000 residents of one hilly Medellin neighborhood used to climb the equivalent of…

Okay, after that downer (below), here’s something upbeat: the boldest, most imaginative ideas for American cities in the coming year,…

An occasional update on items from the Velo-city. ___________________________________________________________________ . BEST ITEMS OF THE YEAR In the opinion of Sustainable…

Lots of  links have come in to this front-page story in the New York Times on the Madrid Rio: More…