It rewards passengers for riding alone. | Continue reading
From Paris to Madrid, efforts to curb the use of automobiles formed a battleground across Europe, and sparked a fierce backlash. | Continue reading
"I can hear stress in their voice that didn’t used to be there." | Continue reading
"We have dysfunction versus function; no progress versus results. And I think that’s what a mayor offers.” | Continue reading
Access to the internet, a device, and training is the "three-legged stool" of digital inclusion. But what use is a computer that doesn't work? | Continue reading
It rewards passengers for riding alone. | Continue reading
A new paper adds to the evidence that ride-hailing is partially responsible for fading public transit use. | Continue reading
A UCLA study compares the Japanese Shinkansen network to California's controversial high-speed rail project. | Continue reading
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Meet George Smart, a Modernism fan now obsessed with assembling the largest open digital archive of 20th century U.S. architecture magazines. | Continue reading
The city hopes to revitalize the area, but critics say the plan is socially exclusive, too commercial, and environmentally risky. | Continue reading
A UCLA study compares the Japanese Shinkansen network to California's controversial high-speed rail project. | Continue reading
Oliver Jeffers’s new installation, The Moon, The Earth and Us pays tribute to the most famous photograph taken of earth and questions our place in the universe. | Continue reading
A new paper adds to the evidence that ride-hailing is partially responsible for fading public transit use. | Continue reading
The job disruptions of the "AI Era" are coming for the heartland. | Continue reading
A new study examines the role of neighborhood proximity and school segregation in the clustering of youth crime. | Continue reading
Also: Mayors escalate their shutdown plans, and why paper maps still matter. | Continue reading
It's a power move that could still change the direction of London's housing market. | Continue reading
The new music center could, regardless of its aesthetics, help to make the Barbican’s fortress walls feel more bridgeable. | Continue reading
Hundreds of mayors gathered in D.C. heard House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s pitch to end the shutdown. And they floated new ideas for taking matters into their own hands. | Continue reading
If you want to really learn your way around, get it in print. | Continue reading
Protesters are trying to keep Target out of a residential neighborhood. | Continue reading
Also: Roads are getting more dangerous for pedestrians, and the 2020 census is still in big trouble. | Continue reading
Young couples are using wedding registries as a chance to get closer to buying their first house. | Continue reading
Pedestrian fatalities have climbed 35 percent since 2008, and the government's car-crash watchdogs are furloughed. | Continue reading
The Supreme Court could decide the fate of the citizenship question that the Trump administration is determined to add to the census. | Continue reading
The new music center could, regardless of its aesthetics, help to make the Barbican’s fortress walls feel more bridgeable. | Continue reading
A site built on the principles of suburbanization and manifest destiny, Geocities helped Americans make sense of the early internet. | Continue reading
Data shows that differences in how Americans commute are baked into the country's economic and political geography. | Continue reading
Also: A black-led food co-op grows in Detroit, and Tokyo offers free food to ease subway crowding. | Continue reading
Data shows that differences in how Americans commute are baked into the country's economic and political geography. | Continue reading
Parc-Jean Drapeau’s redesign attempts to balance priceless serenity and outdoor art with profitable festivals. Many Montrealers are skeptical. | Continue reading
A site built on the principles of suburbanization and manifest destiny, Geocities helped Americans make sense of the early internet. | Continue reading
A survey of L.A.'s Measure M supporters finds important lessons for other cities trying to rally transit support. | Continue reading
Sweden's top traffic safety strategist visits New York to share lessons from the original "Vision Zero." | Continue reading
To curb overcrowding in the morning, the city will reward riders with buckwheat noodles and fried goods for traveling outside peak hours. | Continue reading
A group plans to bring good food and wages to underserved communities. | Continue reading
Just like Confederate monuments, President Trump’s vision of a massive wall along the Mexican border is really about propaganda and racial oppression. | Continue reading
In a plan to help families and reduce car usage, anyone under 11 years old will be able to ride metro and buses for free, as will people with disabilities under 20. | Continue reading
Animations based on scientific data show urban areas, cropland, and pastureland overtaking wild and semi-wild parts of the planet since 1700. | Continue reading
San Jose is offering its airport workers loans during the shutdown. More cities are following. | Continue reading
Also: Why isn’t L.A.’s transit tax working? And it’s a weird time to be a thrift store. | Continue reading
In a plan to help families and reduce car usage, anyone under 11 years old will be able to ride metro and buses for free, as will people with disabilities under 20. | Continue reading
Netflix’s hit show has everyone tidying up, but that's not the only reason second-hand stores are being flooded with donations. | Continue reading
Netflix’s hit show has everyone tidying up, but that's not the only reason second-hand stores are being flooded with donations. | Continue reading
Restaurateurs wanted a special attraction, and theater organs had been gathering dust since the silent-movie era. "Pizza and pipes" was born. | Continue reading
"Fall Off the Wagon Day" is expected February 9. | Continue reading