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Bus Rapid Transit Designs for East Side Avenues Still in Flux
62 Comments Latest by: gecko, Today at 6:07 AM -
World-Class Avenues for the East Side: What Great BRT Looks Like
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It's Official: Chicago Parking Privatization a Massive Rip-Off
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In Progress: A More Walkable, Bikeable, Trottable Park Circle
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Today's Headlines
10 Comments Latest by: Cap'n Transit, Today at 1:09 PM
- Eric McClure said:
"North Carolina boycott, anyone?" - PCC said:
"I’m the cyclist who nearly gets doored and nearly gets left-hooked in this video. (The dooring sequence took a whole lot of takes, since I’m not used to riding that close to..." - PCC said:
"What riles me up most about this deal is that now Chicago will NEVER have a great network of complete streets. We no longer have control over how we use our public space. A lot of really..." - Cap'n Transit said:
"Fdr, would that make her the city’s first Asian-American transportation commissioner? Maybe Liu is just jealous." - Josh said:
"Pardon my language, but this is a fucking travesty."
- Streetfilm: Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) in Bogotá - 30 emails
- Streetfilm: A Pedestrian Paradise in Melbourne - 29 emails
- Summer Streets: Bikes and Pedestrians Get Along Fine Without Cars - 28 emails
- If the Candidates Were Trains… - 23 emails
- How Paris is Beating Traffic Without Congestion Pricing - 22 emails
- New York Times Employees Say Renzo Forgot the Bike Parking - 20 emails
- NYC’s First Bus Rapid Transit Line Debuts in the Bronx - 20 emails
- Hans Monderman: In Memoriam - 20 emails
- Bike Network 2.0 - 19 emails
- Pint-Sized Parks Make Safer Streets and Cleaner Rivers - 18 emails
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Streetfilms Featured Video
- Students Paint the Pavement in Brooklyn
- Not only did these students beautify their school's street, they also identified it to motorists as a thoroughfare frequented by school-age pedestrians in a way that mere signage and conventional markings do not. There are hundreds of school zones across the city that could benefit from the same treatment.
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