Some speculation on some speculationHere’s the unedited text of my most recent column in Business in Vancouver: News item: Metro Vancouver’s transportation authority is…
Price Tags at 100Thanks to all you PT readers who came out to celebrate the 100th issue of Price Tags and the donation…
Leaving money on the tableThis bit of pavement doesn’t rank as “New Stuff” quite yet: it’s the southern end of the Carrall Street Greenway…
New Stuff 4 – Seattle TownhousesDown to Seattle last weekend: dismal weather, but an opportunity to see some of the city’s newest development. It’s a…
Making Sense of the CensusMarke Andrews did a nice piece for the Vancouver Sun on the 2006 transportation and workplace data just released by…
New Stuff 2 – the Olympic Village PasserelleIt’s just one element along the finished seawall next to what will be the Athlete’s Village for the 2010 Olympics…
Jarrett Walker on the Gehl plan for Sydney In his role as transportation consultant, Jarrett Walker has advised TransLink and Vancouver with insight and common sense. Now based in…
Civic SubstitutionGiven the messy state of municipal politics, wouldn’t it be better to replace councils with appointed boards of business people…
Vélib’ PlusGood feedback on the Vélib’ Price Tags. Eric Britton passes along this interesting chart of what people use Vélib’ instead of:…
Just one good exampleNice to see some coverage of Metro Vancouver’s forums – this one on transportation and the economy in Surrey last Wednesday. …
No. 3 MarchBack again – and working on Paris for upcoming Price Tags. In the meantime, went to hear Copenhagen architect Jan…
Being GreenHere’s the unedited version of last week’s Business in Vancouver column: Sometime in the last year – while the…
Lessons from the SouthSouth America, that is. Transit wonks are familiar with the path-setting innovations of Curitiba in Brazil. Now Bogota seems to…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner