Getting On-Street Parking Tech Right
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The best options allow digital payment and track users by license plate.
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Old Places Built for Driving Are Failing New Residents Who Don’t Own Cars
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Langley Park in Prince George’s County, outside Washington, D.C., took on its current form when World War II vets moved there in large numbers, aspiring to the suburban lifestyle: a single-family house with a yard. The area was built around cars. But as in many other suburban areas, the population has changed over time. Now, reports Carolyn Gallagher at […]
Kansas City Doesn’t Need New Roads — It Needs Sidewalks
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Kansas City risks squandering its proposed $800 million bond if it gambles it on a development scheme.
What Seattle’s Doing to Help Poor Residents Afford Transit
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Transit is an incredibly affordable way to get around, but for people struggling to make ends meet, fares are still difficult to pay for.
Signs That the Car-Share Industry Is Losing Steam
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Back in 2013, when Avis purchased Zipcar, car-share seemed like the wave of the future. But is the industry already peaking?
Advocates of Color are Elevating a Different Perspective on Safe Streets
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Advocates convened in Atlanta for the Untokening, a gathering for people who've felt isolated or tokenized within the safe streets movement, and an opportunity to put their perspectives front and center.