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Catching Growth: Melbourne’s Public Transit and Its Outer Suburbs

Melbourne's Public Transit

Melbourne is a city that is experiencing the greatest increase in population in Australia, as well as some of the highest levels of traffic congestion.[read more]

Oakland's New Transit-Oriented Development Redefines Space

transit-oriented development

Oakland continues to bring new development and innovation to its neighborhoods. Next up is an impressive urban planning initiative to be built in Temescal beside the MacArthur BART station.[read more]

Attempting to Live a Low Carbon Life

May 16, 2013 by Tazmine Loomans
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public transit

Friends told me I could easily get a house. But I didn’t want to increase my carbon footprint by moving into a bigger house just because I could afford it. And I was not going to drive to school everyday to study Sustainability.[read more]

Public Transit and the Benefits of High-Speed Rail

May 16, 2013 by Audrey Henderson JD, MA
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car crazy?

With continued fluctuation in gasoline prices and increasingly congested highways, many Americans are becoming more receptive to giving up their cars – or at least trading the daily commute to and from work.[read more]

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Urbanism Speakeasy | Reforming Transport Policy in Auto-focused Michigan

May 14, 2013 by Andy Boenau
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Kathryn Gray is the coordinator of Transportation for Michigan, a coalition of Michigan communities working to make their surroundings more livable. Kathryn has studied social relations, policy, public affairs, and public administration. At Transportation for Michigan, Kathryn's eyes are focused on 4 major areas - funding reform,...[read more]

Transit Takes Centerstage in Kinetic Time-Lapse from Zurich [VIDEO]

May 11, 2013 by Kaid Benfield
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transit in Zurich

I don’t think filmmaker Alessandro Della Bella intended to make a video about transit in Zurich, but trains, trams, streetcars and the people who ride them are the clear stars in this hyper-fun time-lapse video.[read more]

A Public Transit System or World's Longest Art Exhibit? [VIDEO]

April 23, 2013 by Kaid Benfield
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Stockholm Metro

Over 90 of the 100 subway stations in Stockholm have been decorated with sculptures, mosaics, paintings, installations, engravings and reliefs by over 150 artists.[read more]

Take a Subway Ride Through Inequality

April 19, 2013 by Urban Times
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subway-income distribution

When data is visualized, patterns emerge. The same can be said about the New Yorker’s Inequality and New York’s Subway interactive chart, which highlights inequality based on subway stops.[read more]

Transit for Everyone

April 15, 2013 by The Dirt ASLA
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A public transit system is detested if it’s difficult to use. This is equally true for those walking or biking to mass transit. There's a need to create better systems for people accessing a transit system on on foot or bike.[read more]

A Day in the Life of London's Transport System [VIDEO]

London Underground

An ambitious visualization of data gathered on commuter transit patterns by bus and rail in the course of one day in greater London.[read more]

D.C. Union Station Now Powered by 100 Percent Wind Energy

April 13, 2013 by Glenn Meyers
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Union Station

Union Station will transition to 100 percent wind power for its electricity load of 18,943,964 kilowatt hours annually. This is equivalent to avoiding the consumption of more than 1,400,000 gallons of gasoline.[read more]

Suburban Public Transit Revolution

April 11, 2013 by Polis Inclusive
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"Grand Paris" transit plan

French officials launched the ambitious "Grand Paris" plan in 2007 to connect suburban residents with economic centers throughout the metropolitan area and reduce their need to travel through the center.[read more]