Local Transit Agencies Mimic Uber and Lyft, and Gain Ridership
Local transit agencies gain customers with rideshare practices — Point A to Point B service in low-density areas — that are filling a clear need.
Category: Transportation
Walk the Talk: New Year, New Opportunities for Engagement
Now is your chance to weigh in on traffic cameras and the best Minnesota bridges, as well as play in the cold on bikes or amid outdoor art.
Moving Twin Cities Transit Forward
COVID, crime and working from home devastated transit ridership. As those trends recede or reverse, we can speculate about the future of the transit system.
The Midwest: A Sleeping Giant for American Passenger Rail
A robust nationwide passenger rail network may be a tall order, but take heart! The Midwest is perfectly positioned to develop its own strong regional rail system.
In Support of Municipal Sidewalk Plowing in Minneapolis
In theory, Minneapolis’ snow shoveling bylaws are sufficient to make the sidewalks bare within 24 hours of snowfall. In practice, the onset of winter means impassable sidewalks for many.
Walk the Talk: Door knocking, Celebrating, Flag-ing and More
Weigh in on the state flag design; door knock for I-94; celebrate passenger rail; and rethink how downtowns can become people-focused.
Walk the Talk: Nicollet Avenue and I-94 Updates
Upcoming opportunities to learn about Transportation Demand Management (TDM) and to make your voice heard on Nicollet redevelopment and I-94.
Walk the Talk: Ride to End ALZ and Fixing Streets
A ride to end Alzheimer’s, possibly the last Open Streets in Minneapolis and your chance to advocate for more safety features in Columbia Heights.
Walk the Talk: Rethinking I-94 and Going Car-Free
Get involved! From St. Paul to Mankato, several upcoming events in the Twin Cities and Greater Minnesota highlight the multi-modal transportation future we need.
Minnesota Projects Funded Through the Federal Infrastructure Bill
Signed into law in 2021, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act is funding transportation infrastructure across Minnesota, from Little Falls to St. Paul.