Uplifting the Voices of the Marginalized
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Pursuing mobility justice relationship-building, political education, and centering those most marginalized in planning.
Recent Streetsblog posts about Events
How the U.S. Legal System Supports Car-Dependence
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Gregory Shill of the University of Iowa discussed his paper "Should Law Subsidize Driving?" at UIC.
Decolonizing our work: Why Untokening is so powerful for BIPOC transportation advocates
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Transportation and mobility justice work has the potential to play a big role in shifting things for the better if we are able to do it right.
Construction Starts on Important Transit Lines
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Work on the Belmont flyover, slated for complete by late 2021, kicked off today. RPM also includes the reconstruction of four station and extensive track and signal work.
California Bike Summit: An Opportunity to Meet, Learn, Strategize, Have Fun
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There is something - more than one thing - for everyone, no matter what their work or special interest or perspective.
Chicago’s West Side Vision Zero Plan downplays the role of police enforcement, stresses education
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West Side residents made it clear that they don't want Vision Zero to lead to traffic stops being used as an excuse to conduct searches.