Open top buses: In London, a tour bus company wants to use open top buses for commuters.
AFFH Rule row: The occupant of the White House wants to undo a prominent federal fair housing rule, but what is his real motivations in doing so?
Saving Caltrain: A rescue plan for Caltrain in the San Francisco Bay Area has materialized.
Bailout childcare providers: Many childcare operators are on the brink of closure with no assistance in sight.
Covid risk: FiveThirtyEight explains how every decision is a risk and every risk is a decision when it comes to Covid-19.
Keep on pause: Most Washingtonians want to keep economic reopening on pause.
Raise granted: Transit workers at King County Metro are getting a raise despite serious budgetary constraints.
Battle of Dublin: Dublin, California highlights the block by block battle against infill development happening across the country even in sprawling suburbs.
Over-parked: Greater Greater Washington reports on businesses and planners blasting plans to greatly expand parking at Union Station, the national capital’s most prominent railway station.
Preventable cuts: The New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority is projecting over $16 billion in losses through 2024 and is charting a course for dramatic service reductions ($).
Moratoriums expiring: A federal eviction moratorium ends this week, which could put as many at 12 million at risk of eviction ($).
Ban SUVs: Safety experts in the United Kingdom say that American Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs) are simply too dangerous for British roads, urging the government to ban them.
Peak population: A new report details how global population is set to peak in the 2060s with a decline beginning in 2065.
Out of scale: Strong Towns takes on the issue of “out of scale” development.
Build up, not out: The San Francisco Bay Area has released a regional growth plan to 2050 that emphasizes compact growth and equity ($).
