2024: A Personal Transportation Year in Review
From daily commutes to cross-country flights, Alicia Valenti tracked every mile she traveled in 2024 and shares her year in review. Read »
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Walk the Talk: At-Grade I-94, E-bike Summit and Lake Harriet Festivals
Explore upcoming meetings and events in the Twin Cities from the Rethinking I-94 PAC Meeting to the Lake Harriet Art Shanties. Read »
Building a Community: Construction and Businesses
Inspired by a Move Minneapolis summit, we chat with business owners and planners about how businesses can survive construction. Read »
National Links: Looking Forward to Transit in 2025
A roundup of fixed-guideway transit projects in the U.S., YIMBY ideas from Europe, property tax reform, intergenerational living benefits and more. Read »
Staying Present in the Presence of the City
Traveler and student Adam Schwalbe explores how a bustling city, not quiet nature, can be a source of mindfulness and peace. Read »
Highway Removal Skeptics: Your Questions, Answered
What would happen to all the cars — and trucks — if I-94 gets converted to a boulevard? Would emergency vehicles get held up? What would it cost? Read »
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Urbanist Book Recommendations for 2025
Our author reviews the urbanist literature he enjoyed in 2024 and previews some books he wants to read in 2025. Read »
Classic Articles
27 Years of Pickup Truck Design
Pickup trucks have not always been this size. A pictorial history of current truck models. Read »
The Problem with East Sixth Street in St. Paul
East Sixth Street in Dayton’s Bluff has an identity crisis. Is it a residential street? Is it a minor arterial street? Is it a street to just get to and from interstate 94? Read »
Market-Rate Housing Has a Phase-In
Market-rate housing has benefits, but they aren't distributed evenly. That creates both economic and political problems for new development. Read »
Latest Newsletter
News and Views: Elections, Inclusionary Zoning and More
Joe Harrington reminds us of the importance of federal policy for local transportation projects in our October newsletter. Read »