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Source: Jimmy Emersen/Creative Commons.

Why Some Dangerous Drivers Keep Their Licenses

By Kea Wilson | Aug 19, 2020 | No Comments
A new short form documentary from the Boston Globe exposes how a loophole in the national driver's license compact is keeping drivers who have killed on U.S. roads.
Donald Trump

Decoding Trump’s Racist ‘War on Suburbs’ Rhetoric

By Kea Wilson | Aug 17, 2020 | No Comments
Trump claimed that an Obama housing rule was forcing communities to build high-density, low-income buildings in suburbia — or, as Trump put it, "mak[ing] sure there is no escape" from "the crime and chaos [found] in Democrat-run cities."
Source: Max Pixel via Creative Commons

Increasing E-Bike Adoption Could Cut Emissions 12%

By Kea Wilson | Aug 17, 2020 | No Comments
A new study shows that just a 15-percent shift to electric bicycles in Portland would cut greenhouse gas emissions by 12 percent.
Electric buses like these are being deployed in pilot programs around the country, although some models have had a limited range because of the strength of their batteries. Image: MTA

To Get Electric Buses, We Need a New Electric Grid

By Kea Wilson | Aug 14, 2020 | No Comments
Electric buses have struggled to gain a foothold in the U.S. because their batteries aren't strong enough to travel on our sprawling roads. The answer, according to one company: build mini power-plants along the route.
President Jimmy Carter is one of the few policymakers we've ever seen on a bike...or a sidewalk...or a bus. That's a problem — and COVID-19 might help change it. Source: Wikimedia Commons.

COVID-19 Might Get City Planners Out of Their Cars

By Kea Wilson | Aug 13, 2020 | No Comments
If city planners really do start walking or biking to work, that's better for the rest of us.
California Senator and Vice Presidential Nominee Kamala Harris. Source: Gage Skidmore via Creative Commons.

Four Facts on Kamala Harris’s Transportation Record

By Kea Wilson | Aug 12, 2020 | No Comments
The California senator isn't a flawless street safety advocate, but some of her history is making transportation advocates hopeful.
This 30 km per hour "slow" lane in Madrid is sandwiched squarely between high-speed driving lanes on a 7 lane arterial — and cyclists are required by law to ride in the middle of it. Source:  Google Maps via Cycling Savvy.

Should the U.S. Try Madrid's Cycling Approach?

By Kea Wilson | Aug 11, 2020 | No Comments
The Madrid Model of "slow" lanes in the middle of roads could rival the Scandinavian model of protected lanes that separate cyclists from traffic altogether — if Americans will have it.
Source: Creative Commons

Study: Parks in Non-White Areas Are Half As Large

By Kea Wilson | Aug 10, 2020 | No Comments
When we allow car-focused infrastructure to strangle urban parklands, we endanger vulnerable lives in more ways than one.
Source: Creative Commons.

Canada Backs Active Transport as COVID Response

By Kea Wilson | Aug 7, 2020 | No Comments
It's a great innovation, but not every Canuck is happy about it — even among sustainable transportation advocates.
Source: Twitter

Why Advocates Blast Audi For This Ad

By Kea Wilson | Aug 5, 2020 | No Comments
With one simple image, the German auto manufacturer ignited a firestorm — in more ways than one.
The foldable Unagi scooter. Photo: Unagi

Do E-Scooters Need A Long-Term Lease Option?

By Kea Wilson | Aug 5, 2020 | No Comments
A new start-up is betting on yes — but some advocates have questions about equity.
Source: Kate Ter Haar via Creative Commons.

VIDEO: How Car Dominance Makes Non-White Neighborhoods Hotter

By Kea Wilson | Aug 4, 2020 | No Comments
If you've ever noticed that disinvested, predominantly Black neighborhoods just *feel* hotter than the tree-lined blocks of predominantly white communities...well, it's not just your imagination.
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