Over the next five years, U.S. states will receive $350 billion for highways. States have a chance to try new strategies for addressing congestion, but some are still choosing to widen freeways — an approach many transportation experts say does not work. https://t.co/Qr1n8Np7Zd
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The best/ worst part about this show is that it was made in the 90s and all the relevant policy questions are still relevant today. If your work is at all related to policy it’s a must watch
Ever wondered what environmental racism looks like in 2022?
Let's take a quick trip to my hometown of Laredo, Texas — a town on the US-Mexico border, that is 96% Latino and has a poverty rate of 24.6% (according to most recent Census records).
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@moi_o_see @billgriffith1 Yes, love scooters! Would honestly love to see a city pilot reduced price for scooter share like lime and Lyft so that taking them with you doesn’t become a problem. Also 1 way transport without shlepping can be priceless
Ebikes ebikes!!! Personally, I think they’re one of the most exciting weapons in the war on cars. Great for “final mile” problems of public transportation
Yesterday was a great day to buy your first ebike. Today is even better. Rad just dropped the price of the RadMission to $900, and that will shake up the entry level of the market. If you want an ebike that looks like a regular bike, you'll love this.