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Updated St. Paul Bicycle Plan Highlights Desire for Safer Cycling
Ask cyclists what they want from a city bike plan and the answer is simple but sometimes controversial: safety in the form of separated lanes.
Ask cyclists what they want from a city bike plan and the answer is simple but sometimes controversial: safety in the form of separated lanes.
This first of a two-part series looks at rebuilding efforts on West Broadway, Lake Street and University Avenue since the 2020 uprising.
Cities are not all the same! And we need to bear that in mind when considering new housing policies, because results may vary.
It’s time to repeal the East Grand Avenue Overlay District, a failed zoning policy that is killing Grand Avenue — once a vibrant shopping and dining district.
Social problems on Los Angeles transit, the history of Minneapolis city boundaries and more in this week’s National Links.
Learn about the growth of microtransit in the Twin Cities, racial equity in outdoor space access, and more in this week’s Walk the Talk.
Why do some cities have so much better transit than others? The distribution of people in those cities plays a key role, as our reporter explains in a dispatch from Milan.
Induced demand denial, local solutions for affordable housing, “Livable Streets 2.0” and more in this week’s National Links.
When Robert Garcia, a newly elected member of Congress, asked on Twitter for progressive ideas at the intersection of climate and urbanism, he got hundreds of responses.
Advocate for safe neighborhoods in Minneapolis, environmentally sound street reconstruction in St. Paul, the Blue Line extension and more.