» Archives for Out of Town
May 2008
- 5/08:
How Happy Are Parisians With Vélib?
- 5/06:
Streetfilm: A Pedestrian Paradise in Melbourne
- 5/06:
San Francisco Launches Ambitious Parking Reform Program
- 5/05:
Baltimore Getting Serious About Bikes
- 5/05:
New London Mayor Talks Up Buses and Bikes (Updated)
- 5/02:
Third Term for Livingstone Looks Unlikely (Updated)
- 5/02:
Jersey High School Students Protest Anti-Bike Policy
April 2008
- 4/24:
Streetfilm: Paris Skates!
- 4/23:
Cyclists Zip Down Clogged LA Freeways
- 4/21:
Automated Underground Bike Parking in Tokyo
- 4/17:
Can There Ever Be Too Many Bikes?
- 4/15:
Après Congestion Pricing, It's Time to Look at the Paris Model
- 4/11:
Streetfilms: A Look at Bus Rapid Transit in L.A.
- 4/10:
If You Build It With Less Parking, They Will Still Come
- 4/10:
Today the Périphérique. Tomorrow the FDR.
- 4/09:
Finally, Parking Meters Where Bikes Belong
March 2008
- 3/26:
Streetfilms: "Lounging on High" in Wodonga, Australia
- 3/25:
Eyes on the Street: Portland Bike Boxes
- 3/17:
StreetFilm: Traffic Calming Done Right in Melbourne
- 3/14:
DC to Devote Parking Fees to Livable Streets
- 3/13:
In Istanbul, a Burgeoning Livable Streets Movement
- 3/06:
Bike Network 2.0
- 3/05:
Earl Blumenauer Kicks Off 2008 Bike Summit
- 3/05:
Iowa's Senator Harkin Introduces "Complete Streets Act"
- 3/03:
Young Japanese Just Say No to Cars
February 2008
- 2/26:
StreetFilm: The Street Life of Havana
- 2/14:
Drivers Ed. Campaign to Accompany Portland Bike Boxes
- 2/12:
London Imposes $50 Guzzler Fee on SUVs and Lux Roadsters
- 2/11:
London Announces Billion Dollar Bike Plan
- 2/07:
Refused by His City, Man Jailed for Painting a Crosswalk
- 2/04:
Eyes on the Street: Parking Density in Toronto
January 2008
- 1/28:
StreetFilm: Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) in Bogotá
- 1/24:
"Carfree Cities" Conference Comes to Portland
- 1/23:
On the Front Lines With "Parking Wars"
- 1/22:
Masdar: Arabic for Chutzpah?
- 1/18:
Are Bikes the Secret to Danish Bliss?
- 1/15:
If Mayors Ran America ...
- 1/15:
The Battle for Britain's Roads
- 1/15:
Bikes Outsell Cars Down Under
- 1/14:
Nano Technology
- 1/07:
When It Comes to Auto Supremacy, No Island Is an Island
- 1/03:
Kitty Justice: The Thai Solution for Police Parking Placard Abuse
December 2007
- 12/10:
This Holiday Season London's Streets Are "Absolutely Jammed"
- 12/04:
Toronto Cops Pull Over a Pedal-Powered '86 Buick
- 12/03:
Ciclovía: A Moving Experience in Bogotá, Colombia
November 2007
- 11/30:
Paris Wins the ITDP Sustainable Transport Award
- 11/28:
The Speed Bump Catapault
- 11/19:
Alan Durning's "Year of Living Carlessly" and "Bicycle Neglect"
- 11/12:
When in Rome, Share Bikes
- 11/12:
In Amsterdam Cyclists Always Get the Green Light
- 11/09:
Pedestrians Fight Back in Athens, Greece
October 2007
- 10/31:
The Horror
- 10/30:
Philly CarShare Helps City Government Reduce Its Fleet
- 10/29:
The Bogotá Transformation: Vision and Political Will
- 10/25:
Businessman Hopes to Bring Bikes Back to Beijing
- 10/25:
Pricing Hearings Begin With Away Double-Header
- 10/22:
Bogotá's Peñalosa Talks Up Livable Streets, Sans Spandex
- 10/17:
Illinois Adopts "Complete Streets" Into Law
- 10/15:
Indianapolis Paves the Way for Bikes and Pedestrians
- 10/11:
In Platinum City Even the Munchkins Ride Bikes
- 10/08:
The World's Greenest, Most Livable Cities
September 2007
- 9/28:
Portland Sees Explosive Growth in Bicycling
- 9/27:
More Park(ing) Day: San Fran Rolls Out the Parkcycle
- 9/24:
If Cyclists Think They've Got it Bad in NYC, Check Out L.A.
- 9/17:
DC Could Mandate Bike Parking, Sort Of
- 9/17:
Judge in Vermont Upholds California Emissions Standards
- 9/14:
German Town Chooses Human Interaction Over Traffic Signals
- 9/14:
Parking Enforcement is the Killer App
- 9/13:
A Gehl Dispatch From Down Under
- 9/12:
DOT Launches Gehl Street Survey Project
- 9/11:
Parking Revenue Declining, London Borough Lures Back Drivers
- 9/10:
More Bike-Sharing Photos From Paris
- 9/06:
Biking the Mean Streets of L.A.
- 9/05:
Dude, Where's My Bike Lane?
- 9/05:
Japanese Automakers Settle Pollution Suit
- 9/04:
Infinite Jest
August 2007
- 8/31:
Happy Labor Day Weekend
- 8/30:
Brit's Liberal Dems Want to Ban Cars Fueled By Gasoline
- 8/30:
Video: The Velib Project
- 8/29:
Trek: A Bike Maker Flexes Some Advocacy Muscle
- 8/29:
Casino-Jamming in the Catskills
- 8/27:
Congestion Pricing News of the World
- 8/24:
Ich bin ein Bicyclist
- 8/24:
Transit-Oriented America, Part 5: Wrap-Up
- 8/23:
Remainder of Federal Pot Goes to Toll Plans
- 8/23:
Transit-Oriented America, Part 4: The Trains
- 8/22:
Streetsblog Commenter Published in Boston Globe
- 8/22:
Transit-Oriented America, Part 3: Three More Cities
- 8/21:
Transit-Oriented America, Part 2: Three Cities
- 8/20:
Incredible SFPD Training Video: "Bikes Belong in Traffic"
- 8/20:
Transit-Oriented America, Part 1: Eight Thousand Miles
- 8/17:
For Your Weekend Viewing Pleasure: Portland!
- 8/15:
In London They Summons Their Own
- 8/13:
More on Rep. Patrick McHenry
- 8/09:
Congressman Ridicules Bikes as "19th Century Solution"
- 8/03:
Grist: NYC is Not One of the World's Greenest Cities
- 8/02:
Melbourne, Australia After a Decade of Focus on Public Spaces
- 8/02:
Famed Danish Urbanist Jan Gehl in Town to Consult on PlaNYC
- 8/01:
Congestion Pricing Returns to Stockholm
July 2007
- 7/27:
Bike Parking on Steroids
- 7/27:
Effective Traffic Calming Device: The Frisbee
- 7/26:
French Revolution
- 7/25:
Accidents Halved As Street is Stripped of 'Safety' Features
- 7/25:
Welcome to Davis, California: A Bicycle Friendly Town
- 7/24:
Microbuses and Bike Sharing: The New Parisian Street Scene
- 7/20:
The World's First Sustainable Parking Structure
- 7/19:
Aparkalypse Now in San Francisco
- 7/18:
Bike-Sharing in Berlin
- 7/18:
The London Model is Dead. Time to Look at Paris.
- 7/16:
Park(ing) Day is Coming
- 7/16:
In Chicago, Parks Funded By Parking Garages
- 7/16:
A French Revolution: This One On Two Wheels, No Guillotine
- 7/11:
London Releases Its Fifth Annual Congestion Pricing Study
- 7/11:
"Green" Transport Consultant Bans Employees from Biking
- 7/06:
Push to Declutter England's Streets
- 7/06:
17 Reasons to Make Transit Free
- 7/05:
A Rising Bicycle Tide in Mexico City
- 7/03:
Good Stuff in This Week's Mobilizing the Region
- 7/02:
Rage on the Bikeway
- 7/02:
Berlin's Bicycle Boom
June 2007
- 6/29:
Quebec Makes Bold Cycling Statement
- 6/28:
Just What India Needs: The $3,000 Car
- 6/26:
Rediscovering the Romance of the Bicycle in Paris
- 6/26:
Permanent Pricing Gets Green Light in Sweden
- 6/25:
Auto Insurer Creates Traffic Mayhem With Gasoline Give-Away
- 6/22:
Toronto Cycling Activists Build Their Own Bike Network
- 6/21:
StreetFilms: A London Driver Discusses Congestion Pricing
- 6/19:
File Under: Only in America
- 6/18:
Biking [on the Wrong Side of the Road] is "Normal" [in London]
- 6/14:
Quebec Approves Carbon Tax on Fuels to Cut Greenhouse Gases
- 6/13:
Man "Tasered" and Arrested for Leaving Airport by Bike
- 6/11:
California Sues Municipalities for Bad Urban Planning
- 6/07:
Chicago Alley Initiative Shows How to Make Streets Greener
- 6/06:
No Clothes, No Cars, Just Bikes
- 6/06:
Ciclovia: Is NYC Ready?
- 6/01:
More Bike Lanes for Los Angeles? One Cyclist Says, "No Thanks."
May 2007
- 5/31:
Transport for London: You're Better Off by Bike
- 5/30:
StreetFilms: Turning Streets Into Community Spaces
- 5/30:
LA.Streetsblog: The Joy of Poor Circulation
- 5/25:
A Portland Neighborhood Reclaims its Streets
- 5/24:
London's Trafalgar Square Goes Green... Literally.
- 5/22:
On San Fran's Market Street Bikes Outnumber Cars for a Day
- 5/18:
John Liu Says He Supports Congestion Pricing
- 5/17:
The Car Habit Is Tough to Break
- 5/14:
StreetFilms: Secure Bike Parking for Pennies per Hour
- 5/11:
Smoggy China to Observe World Car Free Day
- 5/11:
Swerve and Protect: Boston's Bicycle Bible
- 5/10:
High-Emission Vehicles to Pay £200 ($400!) to Enter London
- 5/08:
StreetFilms: Berkeley's Bikestation
- 5/07:
Another Look at the WSJ Article on European Cycling
- 5/04:
Building a Better Bike Lane
- 5/03:
The Benefits of a "Road Diet."
- 5/03:
Londoners Take to the Streets -- on Cycles
April 2007
- 4/27:
Eyes on the Street: Parking it for Lunch in London
- 4/27:
Can Technology Make Public Transit More Alluring?
- 4/26:
Ken Livingstone on Congestion Pricing in New York
- 4/26:
Black Clouds Over China
- 4/24:
Zero Carbon is the Goal for Woodstock
- 4/21:
StreetFilm: Talking Transportation with Bob Kiley
- 4/20:
Decongestion in Cities Around the World
- 4/19:
Toronto Politician on Bike Lanes and the Future of Cycling
- 4/18:
Bicycle Advocacy TV Ads from the Netherlands
- 4/13:
Find Yourself a City to Live In
- 4/11:
Seattle Master Plan Aims to Keep Cyclists Safe
- 4/09:
Pedestrian Safety: London Shows How NYC Can Do Better
- 4/05:
Support Builds for Carbon Taxes Over "Cap and Trade"
- 4/03:
Mexico City 2030?
March 2007
- 3/28:
An English Plan in New York
- 3/27:
Mayor Says Toronto Will be North America's Greenest City
- 3/27:
Sydney Organizes World's First Climate Change Blackout
- 3/26:
Paris Embraces Plan to Become City of Bikes
- 3/23:
Google Staff Get On Their Bikes
- 3/21:
Congestion Pricing: Does New York Have the Will?
- 3/21:
Shanghai Is Back on the Bicycle Bandwagon
- 3/14:
Defending "The Bailey's" Right to Kung Pao Chicken and an SUV
- 3/08:
"People Act as Though the Hybrid Could Solve All Our Problems"
- 3/06:
Swedish Support for Congestion Charge at All Time High
February 2007
- 2/28:
Green Collar Jobs for Urban America
- 2/26:
European Automakers Are Feeling the Heat
- 2/23:
Street Films: Intersection Intervention
- 2/23:
The Times Applauds Cycling... The Times of London, That Is.
- 2/22:
The "Speed Lump." Not a Typo. It's Inexpensive Traffic Calming.
- 2/22:
Mayor Livingstone Extends Congestion Charge Westward
- 2/21:
Job Opening: Mayor Daley's Bicycling Ambassadors
- 2/20:
Taxing Vehicles Based on Their Environmental Impact
- 2/20:
Road Warrior: Los Angeles Edition
- 2/16:
Traffic, Pedestrian Fatalities Rise in New Jersey
- 2/12:
Pedaling Protest Takes on Car Show
- 2/12:
Unintended Consequences of Paris's Traffic-Reduction Policies
- 2/08:
Cars Conquering the Bicycle Kingdom
- 2/06:
Paris Set for Invasion of Self-Service Bicycles
January 2007
- 1/29:
New York City 2030. London Today.
- 1/24:
StreetFilms: Berkeley's Bike Boulevards
- 1/24:
Don't Ask Me About My Hummer
- 1/23:
The Known Unknowns of New York City's Streets
- 1/23:
UK Carbon-Reduction Activists in a Quiet "Riot for Austerity"
- 1/18:
New Congestion Pricing Poll in Line With London & Stockholm
- 1/17:
Homemade Traffic Calming in Mexico's Yucatan
- 1/17:
Traffic Signals Timed for Bicycling
- 1/15:
Reverse Graffiti
- 1/11:
Bicoastal Garbage Disposal Practices
- 1/10:
Playable Streets
- 1/09:
Wheels: The New York Times' New Auto Blog
- 1/08:
A Tale of Two Cities' Parking Policies
- 1/05:
Where the Sidewalk Ends: Dubai
December 2006
- 12/22:
New German Community Models Car-Free Living
- 12/20:
Streetfilms: On-Street Bicycle Parking, Portland
- 12/19:
Chicago Cracks Down on Drivers Who Threaten Pedestrians
- 12/18:
Holiday Bonus for U.K. Ikea Employees: 9,000 Free Bikes
- 12/11:
Beijing Bike Bully Forced to Apologize on TV
- 12/08:
Seoul's New Heart
- 12/08:
Chicago: A City Whose Mayor Cares About Bicycling
- 12/06:
Bollard Porn
- 12/05:
File Under: No Wonder New York City is Falling Behind London
- 12/01:
Sidewalk Parking Opponents Gain Ground in . . . Where?
November 2006
- 11/29:
Hydrogen: Not as Green as it Seems
- 11/28:
Dutch Wheelchair
- 11/22:
Happy Holiday
- 11/21:
Speed Hump
- 11/20:
Electrification of the Region's Rail
- 11/17:
Transit-Oriented Development in Jersey City
- 11/16:
A Streetsblog Reader Wins Traffic Calming Improvements
- 11/15:
Mayor Livingstone: $50 to Drive an SUV into Central London
- 11/13:
London's Cycling Design Standards: A Model for NYC?
- 11/10:
T is for Transit-Oriented Development
- 11/07:
Cutting the Carbon and Enjoying the Scenery
- 11/06:
Cyclists and Pedestrians: Fighting Over the Scraps
- 11/03:
Street Films Portland Week: Safe Routes to School
- 11/02:
Street Films Portland Week: Older Adults Bicycle Program
- 11/02:
London Calling. Are New York's Leaders Really Listening?
- 11/01:
Street Films Portland Week: The High-Tech Bike Signal
- 11/01:
San Fran Mayor Sets Ambitious Transportation Targets
- 11/01:
Eyes on the Street: Portland
October 2006
- 10/31:
Street Films: Portland's Festival Streets
- 10/31:
Street Films Portland Week: Bicycle Boulevards
- 10/27:
Foreign Correspondent: Bogota's Lack of "Vibrancy"
- 10/20:
Rumor Confirmed
- 10/09:
Stockholm: Congestion Charging is Likely to Continue
- 10/06:
Eyes on the Street: Amsterdam
- 10/06:
International Walk and Bike to School Day: Portland
- 10/05:
Eyes on the Street: German Bike Parking
- 10/04:
Notes on Bicycling in Copenhagen
- 10/03:
Copenhagen: Texture
- 10/03:
Danish Bike Cargo
September 2006
- 9/29:
Blogging From Copenhagen
- 9/28:
Learning From a Streets Renaissance in Hong Kong
- 9/28:
Eyes on the Street: Bicoastal Streetcars
- 9/27:
Another Model: Berkeley's Bicycle Boulevard Network
- 9/25:
More Park(ing) Photos From San Fran
- 9/25:
Street Films: Park(ing) Day San Francisco
- 9/20:
State of California Sues Carmakers on Climate Change
- 9/19:
Stockholm Voters Approve Congestion Charging
- 9/18:
Beaten 9/11 Firefighter is Road Rage Victim
- 9/18:
Stockholm Voters OK Congestion Charging
- 9/14:
U.K. Study Finds Wearing a Bike Helmet May be More Dangerous
- 9/11:
Binghamton Revitalizing Around Livable Downtown
- 9/08:
Sound Familiar?
August 2006
- 8/23:
Pedestrian Safety Competition at the Jersey Shore
- 8/22:
California SUV Ban Hidden in Plain Sight
- 8/15:
Travel Tips for the Plutocracy
- 8/11:
Guess-the-Suburb Winner Is: Matt
- 8/11:
Traffic Continues to Disappear in Paris
- 8/10:
European Vacation
- 8/10:
Mist-Cooled Bike Paths Being Built in Qatar
- 8/10:
Congestion Pricing on Hold, Traffic Returns to Stockholm
June 2006
- 6/13:
Pedestrian-Only Fifth Avenue: Tonight, a Three Hour Test