"Every act of rebellion, however spectacular or humble, is a reclamation of the self and a love letter to a stranger.
Across the darkness, another searching gaze catches the flicker, and a sacred bond is cast: I see you.I feel you.
We are still here".
https://t.co/Wui3iTwTBn
And Mandela moral leadership clearly lives on...
What Charles can learn from the bond between the Queen and my grandfather | Ndileka Mandela https://t.co/t4o6cnMgmB
'Remove benches, block cycle paths.' Secure by Design - UK style.
According to this policy, the most secure city is one with no-one in it. https://t.co/4nAlcYJU7P
Fabulous episode with @tomstandage outlining the path dependency of oil-fueled cars and why #ElectricVehicles failed to scale in the 1890s.
His book 'A Brief History of Motion' looks worth a read.
https://t.co/23Dkgo6n8x
The US goes for zero road death goal, and commits to reform MUCTD, the obscure federal regulation which is a major obstacle to safer roads.
We have a similar regulations blocking safer streets.
Can we do the same @geordinhl? @alanwinde? @saice_civil?
https://t.co/2u1aYUNEEZ
If UK transport models are 'crude'....US and South African models are....? Profane? Obscene? Blasphemous?
‘Computer says road’: call for change to ‘crude’ planning models.
https://t.co/uOL2vQEnLp
Neat, punchy summary by @guardiannews and a challenge to @ANCParliament. Who matters most? The ANC or the country?
What sparked the mass violence in South Africa – video explainer https://t.co/tuEf5VnMSG
So US freeways are racist in effect...even if not in intent. Sounds familiar. How to educate engineers about the social and political effects of their actions when engineers believe themselves to be heroes and politicians the villains?
https://t.co/gCji8KWy0e
This mundane, barely known US manual birthed the tropes which dominate South African traffic engineering. Now...for the first time it is being challenged. Let's watch and learn @OpenStreetsCT @MarianneCT1 @GuerreraCasas@carbonsmart
https://t.co/V4Mii24bal
While the specifics are often ridiculous, the impact of this neglected document–which dictates the design of every street in America–contributes to 40,000 deaths on our streets every year.
Join us, @AmericaWalks, @FTLCityNews, & @SeattleDOT this Monday: https://t.co/Ul3aTLLXrZ
Under today's #MUTCD, someone crossing a street is less important than the fast-flowing movement of cars.
Here's how we fix it:
https://t.co/I1MDWNLSDA
And here's what *you* can do to press for change:
https://t.co/P1w8j6vFg2
If @NACTO can rework #MUTCD, can South Africa rework the Traffic Signs Manual? Injustice on roads is repeated thanks to the buried politics in Design Manuals.
https://t.co/DjBy6oWlNe