PA residents get money back from buying electric / hybrid cars, so why not e-bikes? E-bikes for the people! @pghcitypaper @colinwimbles pghcitypaper.com/news/e-bike-in…

E-bikes don't replace bicycle trips, they replace car trips. That's what makes them so important. Multimodal choice is spreading slowly and suddenly.

Our car culture really is bonkers.

Today, I went back to my roots and bussed into work as part of #WeekWithoutDriving. It's important that we take the time to step back from the convenience of driving and understand the barriers that nearly a third of non-driving Americans face.

These moms can't see anything important in front of their big SUVs.

The Director of City Planning in Minneapolis said, "No single legislative action did more to contribute to housing creation than the elimination of parking minimums.”nyc.streetsblog.org/2024/10/02/op-…

This is disgusting

This interview with David Zipper is, well, on point. Worth a listen!

It's first worth pointing out a car-only transport system is perhaps the most ableist of all. A third of the population does not have the physical or financial means to drive: like children, the elderly, caregivers, people with lower incomes, and those with physical disabilities.

Brutal

E-bike rebates might be the most wildly popular transportation policy in the country right now. I visited Denver – the first US city to offer them– to see if reality matches the hype. In Bloomberg CityLab 🧵 bloomberg.com/news/features/…

PA MAIL-IN VOTERS: Don’t send ballots via snail mail anymore, it won't arrive in time. Allegheny County is encouraging those voters instead to return their mail-in ballots in person to one of the county's 10 ballot return sites. Check story for locations: triblive.com/local/dont-mai…

Project 2025 is terrible for many reasons, but not much attention has been given to why it would be terrible for transportation. Here's why these policy proposals would be terrible for Pittsburgh's mobility future. bikepgh.org/2024/11/04/pro…

me whispering in RFK's ear that the best way to make america healthy again is to end car dependency and build affordable housing in walkable neighborhoods

Love the new design of Market Square. Can't wait to enjoy a car-free public square in my own city, at least when the bollards aren't retracted. wesa.fm/development-tr…

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#Pittsburgh's #StripDistrict isn’t just a destination — it’s a neighborhood where people deserve to feel safe no matter how they get around. triblive.com/opinion/scott-…

This is why we advocate for traffic calming. A speeder hit this car on Western sending it onto the sidewalk. Luckily no people on the sidewalk were injured.