Behind Post-Crash Care, Real People Work to Save Lives
Mon 12:01am By Christian Frommelt
In a transportation system that takes automobile deaths and injuries for granted, what is the impact on emergency medical workers?Monday’s Headlines Could Be Worse
Mon 12:01am By Blake Aued
Passenger rail and public transit would get a slight bump under the Trump administration's budget proposal, which might be the only decent news we got over the weekend.Friday Video: Reining in the Sprawl
Jun 6, 2025, 12:02 am By Matthew Sage
Some cities are shifting toward eco-friendly housing. Here are some lessons.Friday’s Headlines Reinvent a Worse Wheel
Jun 6, 2025, 12:01 am By Blake Aued
Because they spend so much time driving without passengers, Uber's Routeshare shuttles won't be much better for traffic or air quality than private cars.Chaos in NYC: Citi Bike Will Slow Down E-Bikes After City Hall Cites Public Health ‘Emergency’
Jun 5, 2025, 10:13 pm By David Meyer
Lyft caves to pressure from Mayor Adams.Talking Headways Podcast: Keys to San Francisco’s Future
Jun 5, 2025, 11:46 am By Jeff Wood
Sujata Srivastava, Chief Policy Officer at SPUR, on an "urbanist decision-making framework for San Francisco’s new mayor."‘War on Cyclists’: NYC E-Bike Speed Limit Panned by Safety Advocates
Jun 5, 2025, 7:43 am By Gersh Kuntzman
"Sounds like more flavor-of-the-month hot air," said one activist.Thursday’s Headlines Build It, and They Will Come
Jun 5, 2025, 12:23 am By Blake Aued
Believe it or not, people are more likely to bike when they feel safe. Science proves it.Inside the Chicago Tribune’s Come-to-Jesus Moment on Transit Funding
Jun 5, 2025, 12:02 am By John Greenfield
The paper's Editorial Board previously derided “the so-called fiscal cliff.”Is Constant Driving Harming Kids’ Brains?
Jun 5, 2025, 12:01 am By Andy Boenau
American kids are spending more time than ever on tablets in the backseat. Is it holding back their development?The Doom Loop: Chicago Transit Agencies Begin Planning 40% Service Cuts
Jun 4, 2025, 12:03 am By Austin Busch
This post is sponsored by Keating Law Offices. By Austin Busch The post The cutting edge: Transit agencies begin planning 40% service reductions appeared first on Streetsblog Chicago.Wednesday’s Headlines Are Going Broke
Jun 4, 2025, 12:01 am By Blake Aued
Americans are bankrupting themselves paying for depreciating assets that they mostly drive short distances, when an e-bike would do just as well.Campus Bike Programs Are The Next Big Student Movement
Jun 4, 2025, 12:01 am By Joshua Funches
Here are a few of the student leaders across America who are promoting cycling on their campuses.Ride On! The Los Angeles Subway System Gets a Stop at LAX
Jun 3, 2025, 2:02 pm By Joe Linton
The good news isn't just about connecting people to the airport, but building a useful interconnected transit network.Car Harms Series: NYC’s ‘Gridlock Sam’ Says We Have Lost Our Lives to the Automobile
Jun 3, 2025, 12:03 am By Sam Schwartz
Take it from the former head of New York's Department of Traffic: If we restore valuable public space to the people, the result will be a healthier, happier, and more humane city.Commentary: Illinois’s Transit Funding Flop Is a Cautionary Tale
Jun 3, 2025, 12:03 am By Damien Newton
Not funding transit agencies' basic operating needs is a political loser in any state.No Parking: NYC Finally Puts Trash in Bins (Um, Like Europe Has Been Doing for Decades)
Jun 3, 2025, 12:02 am By Kevin Duggan
A new era of trash has dawned in New York City.Free Public Transportation: a Postcard from Montpellier
Jun 3, 2025, 12:01 am By Apolline Lamy
The french city Montpellier has offered free transit fares since December 2023. Could it be an inspiration for the United States?One Structural Change Could Shift Everything About How Transportation Works in America
Jun 2, 2025, 12:03 am By Kea Wilson
The so-called "highway trust fund" is disproportionately funded by gas taxes generated on non-highway roads — and those local priorities never get their money back. Is it time for a change?In New York, Pols Want to Require Helmets for Teen E-Cyclists
Jun 2, 2025, 12:02 am By Amy Sohn
Helmet laws remain controversial — they're the "common-sense" approach pushed by lawmakers who ignore that studies show they don't improve safety.
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