Duncan Wilcock @dunks@mstdn.ca (@dunks) 's Twitter Profile
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Passion for #micromobility Climate impact. Equity in mobility, housing, and climate. Born 328ppm. Aspiring Polymath.

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Jens von Bergmann (@vb_jens) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excellent news, I can finally stop posting this map that came out of our Metro Vancouver Zoning Project project. Some of these skytrain stations opened almost 40 years ago and the city still hasn't updated land use regulation around them. Now the province is stepping in to fix that.

Excellent news, I can finally stop posting this map that came out of our <a href="/MetroVanZoning/">Metro Vancouver Zoning Project</a> project.
Some of these skytrain stations opened almost 40 years ago and the city still hasn't updated land use regulation around them. Now the province is stepping in to fix that.
Jens von Bergmann (@vb_jens) 's Twitter Profile Photo

More seriously though, I can't wait to see what this will mean for stations like Nanaimo or 29th. Change won't happen overnight, it will take time. So much potential. doodles.mountainmath.ca/blog/2022/05/2…

Martyn Schmoll (@martynschmoll) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Full-on culture war rubbish. Lower speeds mean fewer collisions which leads to higher productivity and improved reliability of the road system. And fewer fatalities and injuries also mean a smaller burden on the healthcare system. Call this nonsense out every time.

Duncan Wilcock @dunks@mstdn.ca (@dunks) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Cross posting about #ThePowerBroker to tag 99 Percent Invisible These episodes & this "book club" journey is incredible! Thank you for leading this! mstdn.ca/@dunks/1118183…

Melissa & Chris Bruntlett (@modacitylife) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How do Dutch engineers find so much space for multi-modal transport? They question every car lane—knowing a road’s capacity isn’t determined by its width, but by its intersections. Get the junction design right, and one lane can move as many cars as two. rss.com/podcasts/boldy…

Jordan Back (@jordanback) 's Twitter Profile Photo

E-cargo bikes are allowing people to replace car trips and spend more time having fun with their families. Can’t wait for our e-cargo bike program to launch soon, so anyone can try one! #northvan

Jens von Bergmann (@vb_jens) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Fascinating read on the politics that enabled the New Zealand land use reforms. Especially interesting from the perspective of recent reforms in BC. And the central insight that breaking through NIMBY opposition requires intervention by higher levels of government.

Fascinating read on the politics that enabled the New Zealand land use reforms. Especially interesting from the perspective of recent reforms in BC. And the central insight that breaking through NIMBY opposition requires intervention by higher levels of government.
Charles Marohn (@clmarohn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Do you really get to decide the kind of place you want to live in? Let’s look at five ways Americans tell everyone how they have to live. Hint: it’s less about arrogance and more about ignorance. 🧵

Do you really get to decide the kind of place you want to live in? Let’s look at five ways Americans tell everyone how they have to live. Hint: it’s less about arrogance and more about ignorance. 🧵
Duncan Wilcock @dunks@mstdn.ca (@dunks) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Outstanding thread. Worth your time to read. Well done Charles Marohn - thank you! 👏👏👏 Municipal zoning = a planned economy = not a free market = not freedom. It's bizarre that so many on "the right" have been so hoodwinked they don't see it's actually what they advocate for.

VisionZeroVancouver (@visionzeroyvr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Georgia and Renfrew are both way too wide. It encourages fast and reckless driving, in a very residential neighbourhood. Cars going up onto sidewalks and into buildings is becoming a daily occurrence in Vancouver. We need to fix this.