Recent Streetsblog USA posts about Streetsblog

The deadliest road in the U.S. isn't unique. It's meant to move cars through fast at the expense of anyone not ensconced in thousands of pounds of steel.

It's great that cities are building more bike lanes, but too many of them are short and often dead-end.

Permanent $5-a-gallon gas would be good for the environment and encourage more people to drive less.

A cross-Atlantic heat wave is affecting transit service. Worker shortages are, too.

Transit agencies are increasingly taking a non-carceral approach to issues of homelessness, drug use and mental health.