It is a real life horror movie.

Do you ever feel that some cities are just more alive than others? It's probably because they're "mixed-use". This is a simple idea, but it changes everything...

"A program in Worcester led by the advocacy group MassBike has found that once people get used to using e-bikes, they begin to use them for commuting and short trips — exactly the kinds of trips that are too often taken by car."

Buying an e-bike changed my life. I ride it almost daily around DC, avoiding traffic and lowering my environmental footprint. The E-BIKE Act will make e-bikes more affordable for residents, allowing them to enjoy the same environmental and health benefits I have.

The fact that a 19-story, 200-unit building replacing a surface parking lot in the middle of Manhattan is even controversial is an indictment of how restrictive zoning has become in many American cities. Fighting it over “historic preservation” claims is just embarrassing...

Put the arch in the park! “A new petitionfrom Transportation Alternatives has more than 3,200 signatures. Add yours today, and follow the Safer Grand Army campaign on Instagram for updates.” Petition: act.transalt.org/a/safer-grand-… nyc.streetsblog.org/2026/03/12/thu…

Bike lane logic.

In 2023, Massachusetts added a new "Millionaire" surtax. Some people claimed it would spark "tax flight" and rich people would leave the state. We know how data on 2023 migration, and there's just no evidence of that at all. In fact, high-income outmigration rates dropped.

The redesign of Place de la Bastille in Paris, highlighted in this Bloomberg piece, could serve as inspiration for the long-stalled redesign of Brooklyn's Grand Army Plaza. bloomberg.com/graphics/2026-…