I LOVE this new sign on @wmata L'Enfant Plaza Metro station platform! This sign gives clear, user-friendly information to the traveler at a potentially confusing decision point. More, please @wmataGM.
What does the new Labor government in the UK mean for transportation, environment, urbanism? Good intentions but limited resources. My thoughts at https://t.co/kGhxdNSd3k
Congrats to Randy Clarke @wmataGM for Coalition for Smarter Growth @betterDCregion Leadership Award! Frequency + reliability + safety making huge Metro ridership rebound! See also https://t.co/uBlIbkjKXP
Great @voxcom story on how GM Randy Clarke @wmatagm and DC’s transit agency (WMATA) went all in on frequency on Metro and got a great post-pandemic rebound on ridership. Got to love frequency! Per Jarrett Walker @humantransit “frequency is freedom!” https://t.co/H6fA8Xaduq
Kudos to Disney for planning to electrify Autopia! Having recently taken the ride - with a 5yo grandson at the wheel - I can confirm that the cars are smelly, sluggish and lots of fun. But definitely not Tomorrowland! https://t.co/isDV0ff2Bx #ElectricVehicles
Why are we still widening highways? Thanks to Amy Lee @_amy1ee for shedding some light on this perplexing problem in her awarding-winning dissertation! https://t.co/aYMMXsSKa2
State DOTs often ignore or minimize the phenomenon of induced traffic. But 11 red states just said the quiet part out loud: expanding highway capacity increases traffic and GHG emissions! https://t.co/UFgziZCJuU
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8. A new Zoning for Housing initiative, unanimously passed by city council, to encourage more housing.
9. A tamed (at least in part) US Route 1, with dedicated bus lanes, reduced general purpose lanes, landscaping, and lined with mid-rise residential over retail.
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6. A new infill Metro station (Potomac Yard), surrounded by mixed-use TOD, with no dedicated parking.
7. Ranked #9 in Travel and Leisure’s Favorite Cities in the US list in 2023.
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5. King Street, one of America’s great urban streets: vibrant, walkable (partly pedestrianized), lined with historic buildings and quality retail and restaurants, served by the fare-free King Street Trolley.