Been saying we’d love a dog about the house but our landlord doesn’t allow pets, so my housemate posted a letter to our neighbours asking if we could walk their dog every once and a while and the response was better than we could have ever hoped for
The world is getting hotter, but "cities that incentivize less driving—whether by redesigning bike lanes and sidewalks or changing codes to make new developments mixed-use and near public transportation—can cool themselves down." https://t.co/Wq2WBhMM9S
For most people, driving isn't a choice, it's a non-negotiable fact of life. We need to change the structures that encourage and entrench driving in cities and bring real transportation independence—the freedom not to drive—to more people.
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Great meeting with @Gresham_Smith to discuss transportation options for their employees. COO Rodney Chester knows that "nothing outweighs a short commute" for recruitment. To take advantage of our free consulting services sign up here https://t.co/GNfmikft90
Years ago, we entered the world of bicycle advocacy in a naive attempt to normalize cycling in our city through our photographs and films.
We now live in a world where those images of bicycle normalcy are beamed into millions of homes every single night.
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@MayorBriley 68 traffic fatalities for Nashville in 2017, incl. 24 pedestrians, none caused by cyclists or scooters. What scooters are doing in Nashville and every city is exposing how deadly streets become when completely surrendered to drivers. Focus on drivers and the problem goes away.
Biking saves emissions and keeps you active. Next time you commute, Socket says to give pedal power a try! Read more of Socket's tips here: https://t.co/d2PL7JNT6e
“The worst thing that many cities have done, for low-income people, is create a world in which you need a car ... Parking pushes everything farther apart, and even if you're too poor to own a car, you have to pay for all the free parking you don't use." https://t.co/WCIJ7pgxsC