Laura Bliss wrote:

In May, the agency published a request for information seeking public input on a list of questions such as, “If the department were to create transportation equity indices, what key indicators should they include?” and, “What are approaches that DOT can take to ensure that individuals from underserved populations are represented in ou...
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Kea Wilson wrote:

A coalition of academics from around the world modeled what would happen if all residents of a car-centric city made their transportation choices solely on the basis of how much time they would save by taking the fastest mode available to them — which, for most of them, would be a persona...
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Melissa Bruntlett & Chris Bruntlett wrote:

The spatial demands of a car-centric city were glaringly irreconcilable with Delft’s small, compact nature, so Volmuller’s top-down, wholistic plan was embraced as a substitute. Critically, it dealt with the management of car traffic, public transport, and cycling as separate—but interconnected—mobility networks.

Recognizing that the most effective way t...
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