The Week Without Driving should expose not just the injustices endured by people outside cars, but the joys they experience, ...

An Atlanta Journal-Constitution contributor argues that the city is obligated to build light rail along the Beltline because ...

Steel City leaders and transit advocates gathered last week to celebrate Week Without Driving, the annual nationwide event ...

Like a Roman emperor, President Trump is obsessed with all manner of monuments and other public buildings. Unlike Rome, ...

The fictional Colorado town has ample parking day or night... and the same issues with deadly e-motos getting confused for ...

Electric school buses reduce the amount of air pollution children breathe in, which is particularly helpful in low-income ...

In addition to the health and environmental benefits, one good reason to abstain from driving, even just for a few days, is ...

The best cities have street grids with small blocks, but in recent decades cities have ceded the important responsibility of designing streets to private developers.

It's easy to jump to conclusions about why so many drivers continuously break speed limits, whether you assume they just can't help it or just don't care about anyone but themselves.

How should planners identify and emulate success? The best advice on this topic dates back to 1932, when Louis Brandeis ...

The city of Spokane moved quickly to close a lane at the site where an 18-year-old motorcyclist died in a single-vehicle collision just a few days prior.

Libsyn Podcast Player This week, we’re joined by Blaine Brownell, the director of UNC Charlotte’s School of Architecture to talk about the role architecture plays in population decline, the need for ...