Comments About Buffalo’s Rail Extension Expose Our Fear Of Suburban Transit
Why it’s so hard to get suburban transit projects done
Conversations Surrounding Our Urban Environments
Why it’s so hard to get suburban transit projects done
I rode a folding bike from Syracuse to Utica, and it was pretty amazing.
Every e-scooter share problem could be resolved if cars weren’t exclusively prioritized
We not only have to fight for transit funding, we have to fight for it when it appears to the casual observer that it’s not working
What drivers don’t understand about bikes on our American roads
A beautiful trail connects residential neighborhoods north of Buffalo to downtown
We have become compartmentalized, one-dimensional humans. Cities offer us the chance to break the cycle.
Americans spend more on transportation than we do on food or healthcare, and it’s not even close. When we say what we are grateful for, do we say “I’m thankful for my car” before a good meal and the health of our family?
A weekend trip to Chicago for $152 bucks? Yes please.
The best part about having a map that clearly shows major bus routes like subway lines? It makes your system more marketable.
A picture shows once again why I believe in context-based cycling choices
Folding bikes might just be the most practical ride for the casual cyclists
This is why we fight to prioritize pedestrians and cyclists over cars
My favorite Urban Phoenix pieces from 2018
Transit ridership is down sharply. Here’s why, and what it means going forward.