One week after congestion pricing's debut in New York City, bus riders are experiencing faster rides and drivers are sitting in less gridlock at bridges and tunnels. The latest on New York's traffic experiment, with @WinnHu and @collinskeith https://t.co/ZL6XlcpKyb
Average number of cars per household in inner Melbourne;
This seems to be dependent on proximity to the city and train/tram lines (overlaid) as well as wealth.
If the Trump policy for punishing drug dealers—“everyone who sells drugs, gets caught selling drugs, [is] to receive the death penalty”—had been in effect in the 1970s, we might now have a different @HHSGov secretary-designate. https://t.co/QZLyEpRt5v
The incumbents in every single one of 10 major countries that held national elections in 2024 were given a kicking by voters. This is the first time this has ever happened in almost 120 years of records
Terrific article from @ChrisEconomist emphasising that we need to let our cities change.
Sydney was not perfected in 1908, and the rules locking so much of our city in amber have almost zero evidence or scrutiny behind them.
The least we can do is measure their enormous costs.