Newish protected bike lane in Arlington.

Lots of different on-street charging options, East London

Daylighting saves lives, and we know the changes made today will protect countless New Yorkers. As we celebrate today’s announcement, we will also keep working until every intersection is daylit, every street is safe, and everyone can travel safely throughout New York City.

Dalston has a "Library of Things," which allows residents to borrow tools, wet-vacs, push-carts, etc.

London's bike commute is incredible

New: AG Rob Bonta, Gov. Newsom announce settlement with Elk Grove for rejecting affordable housing project. “Whether you’re Huntington Beach, Elk Grove or Pasadena, you have a duty to follow the state law,” Bonta says. “If you don’t we’ll sue you, we will take you to court.”

Not Denmark, but London's Stratford Newtown

There's a reason 53' trucks are banned from making pick-ups or deliveries in all five boroughs

Cars ruin cities

Incredible to me Gov. Hochul sees financial capitals around the world building top-notch transit and then kills the MTA's ability to do the same.

Listen up! Good news incoming. We just had our highest ridership day since the start of the pandemic! BART ridership hit 194,274 (# of exits) on Wednesday. What a way to start Transit Month! 🧵👇

So happy to see this finally get mainstream media attention. The NHTSA is asleep at the wheel and people are dying because of it.

Great new cycletrack, Holborn

More housing and transit to the Westside

Modal filters improve the bikeability of a neighborhood by making bike trips more direct and car trips more circuitous

And, if given a few more characters I'd define my research as: "Studying how reclaiming the public right of way from cars and for the benefit of transit riders, pedestrians, and cyclists can lead to safer, more-sustainable, and more vibrant cities."

By Old Street

Bikes shrink cities

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