Grounded rail: In Washington, D.C., an entire category of subway cars have been grounded over derailment concerns.
Complex Empire: What will New York’s Governor Kathy Hochul do about the Penn Station complex now that her predecessor is gone?
Pricing choices: Switzerland conducted an interesting study on travel habits and road pricing.
Designing the hill: Some Capitol Hill projects went to design review last week.
Mixed bag: California’s giveth and taketh on transportation policy progress.
Miami to Tampa: What are the latest details of Brightline passenger rail between Miami and Tampa?
Duh: A report finds that Houston needs much more transit and more funding.
15-minute food deliveries: What’s so good about 15-minute grocery delivery?
Electrify transit: How are cities across the globe working to electrify transit ($)?
Okayed: Washington’s transportation department has okayed a pedestrian and bike project on Pike Street.
New work policies: Amazon has revised its remote work policies yet again.
New digs: Facebook is picking up office space in Capitol Hill.
Bike Portland: Our transportation report Ryan Packer appeared on Bike Portland’s podcast.
Dissuading driving: What’s Portland’s plan to dissuade people from driving so much?
Hard target: Increasing police numbers in Seattle’s police department to proposed targets is a big task.
RAD: Has HUD found a way around the draconian Faircloth Amendment?
Bridging wildlife: A rare good thing from a California highway project is a new wildlife bridge coming to the 101.
TOD planning: Vancouver’s metropolitan region charts a long-range plan for growth around transit and expansion of transit.
Small developers: Strong Towns is doing a series on small-scale, incremental development with the first piece looking at where all the small developers went.
Vaxxing up again: Seattle is ramping back up vaccination efforts.
Parking limits: Boston imposes new parking limitations for new developments.
Reforming parking: What’s the Parking Reform Network and what does it have to do with Portland?
Housing choice vouchers: What is the problem with expanding housing choice vouchers?
Free buses: Greater Greater Washington highlights arguments for the bus being free.
72-hour rule returns: Seattle has brought back the 72-hour street parking rule.
Arrogance of business owners: Tulsa is removing miles of bike lanes over business opposition.
