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KOMANOFF: Beware the EV Congestion Boomerang

So, policymakers, be careful what you wish for when EVs are concerned: If congestion increases because of an exemption for electric vehicles, a primary benefit of congestion pricing disappears.

Charles Komanoff

February 8, 2021

KOMANOFF: Beware the EV Congestion Boomerang

Streetsblog NYC |Bicycle Infrastructure

Study: Want to Reduce Pedestrian Injuries? Build MORE Protected Bike Lanes

Very few pedestrians are being struck and injured by cyclists — and such injuries are dropping dramatically as more and more cities, especially New York, build more protected infrastructure for bike riders.

Gersh Kuntzman

February 8, 2021

Streetsblog California |Promoted

Give Biking, Walking, and Transit a Fair Share of Federal Transportation Funding

CalBike wants you to sign a petition asking Congress to put people before cars

Melanie Curry

February 4, 2021

Streetsblog San Francisco |Housing

SPUR Talk: The Racist Roots of Single-Family Zoning

Modern, single-family zoning policies perpetuate the effects of an overtly racist past

Roger Rudick

February 4, 2021

Streetsblog San Francisco |Bicycle Infrastructure

Kick Lyft out of Bike-share?

Could San Francisco's docked bike-share system be incorporated into Muni?

Roger Rudick

February 2, 2021

Streetsblog Chicago |Centers for Disease Control

Local transit agencies: CDC mask mandate will give our existing rules more teeth

Hopefully now that the federal government is getting more serious about mask compliance, we'll see better behavior on this front from local transit riders.

John Greenfield

February 2, 2021

Streetsblog Chicago |Equity

Smart Growth America Equity Summit envisions a community-lead approach to planning

The summit laid out a vision for a transportation planning process that assess errors of the past and the needs of the present, and envisions the future in a spirit of trust, celebration and healing.

Beth Osborne

February 2, 2021

Streetsblog Chicago |Chicago

Metra hints that it may eventually move to a less 9-to-5-focused train schedule

A "regional rail" scheme, with more frequent service during non-rush hours, would make the network more useful non-white collar workers, as well as non-work commutes.

Steven Vance

February 1, 2021

Streetsblog NYC |Bicycling

What’s a ‘Bike Boulevard’? For Now, Mayor de Blasio Won’t Say, But Planners are Eager to Help

A good bike boulevard is apparently like pornography — you know it when you see it.

Gersh Kuntzman

January 30, 2021

Streetsblog Chicago |Chicago

Study: Chicagoland Uber and Lyft drivers would benefit from becoming employees

Like it or not, ride-hail companies are part of the transportation landscape in Chicagoland. We should classify them as employees to ensure they get fair wages, benefits, and protections.

Courtney Cobbs

January 29, 2021

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