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This article discusses the removal of road signs in Delaware that cautioned drivers and bicyclists to “share the road.” The author explains that the signs were interpreted in an ambiguous way by both motorists and cyclists, for example, cyclists believed it was a way of asking them to stop “hogging” the road, and for drivers to literally share the lane with bicyclists, which was incorrect. 131 more words
If you follow Streetsblog USA, you’ll have noticed their recent contest to find the Sorriest Bus Stop in America (BTW, they found it, and it’s not far from my old stomping grounds in Silver Spring, MD). 397 more words
For 20 years, the filmmaker Clarence Eckerson Jr. has traveled the world to capture some of the most successful, unique, pedestrian-friendly city streetscapes. His videos, presented through… 68 more words
We were excited to share our vision for transportation policy, finance, expanding voices at the table, planning for both younger and older populations, building diverse coalitions, #metrofundwalkbike and more with our partners at… 25 more words
For city nerds, tech geeks, policy wonks, and entrepreneurs alike – Listen to this fascinating podcast with Gabe Klein, former head of Chicago and DC departments of transportation. 217 more words
This past Monday evening, I headed to Corona, Queens in order to cover a town hall meeting with Assembly Member Francisco Moya concerning the redesign plans of 111th Street in Queens. 153 more words
