Davis, California: Taking bicycling seriously for 55 years
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Biking in Davis left me with the reinforced thought that people want to bike and if we provide the right infrastructure and safety, people will bike.
Recent Streetsblog CHICAGO posts about Design
Here’s where CDOT could pilot real protected intersections to keep cyclists safe
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Local transportation engineers need to stop reinventing the wheel and just copy protected bikeway designs that work well elsewhere.
New York City’s plan to bolster bike lanes with concrete could leave Chicago in the dust
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New York City has promised to add concrete barriers to their bike lanes that are currently delineated with paint and plastic posts. Chicago should follow.
Consensus reached on plan to make Glenwood in Rogers Park safer by converting it to one-way
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The plan to convert this half-mile stretch, part of the Glenwood-Greenview Greenway bike route connecting Uptown and Evanston, already had the blessing of the Chicago Department of Transportation.
Una actualización sobre CDMX, un lugar innovador del transporte sostenible
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Ya es hora de que el campo de la planificación urbana deje de omitir los éxitos de las ciudades como la Ciudad de México, para encontrar técnicas innovadoras para mejorar el ambiente transporte sostenible.
An update on Mexico City, an overlooked sustainable transportation innovator
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It's way past time for the urban planning world to stop overlooking the many successes of Latin American cities like Mexico City to find innovative ways to improve walking, biking, and transit.