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Tag Archives: infrastructure
These ‘Twin’ Cities Can Complete a Grand Rounds First
The Twin Ports of Duluth and Superior have an opportunity to band together bikeways both established and in-the-works to create their own unifying Grand Rounds.
The Urbanist’s Case for Nuclear Power, Part 1: What and Why?
Pressures from climate targets, increasing electricity prices and growing demand should compel us to give nuclear energy another chance.
National Links: A Good Day to Superblock
A roundup of stories covering redesign of cities for pedestrians, the physical and mental effects of commuting, building housing on federal land and more.
West St. Paul Rider Event Highlights Suburban Bike Infrastructure
Suburban cities are expanding their pedestrian and cycling infrastructure. How are communities receiving these changes, and what further improvements can be made?
How Can We Shape the Suburbs for Cycling?
Suburban cycling does have its challenges, but cities and counties can make smart changes that encourage cyclists outside of the core cities.
Bryant Avenue Is Amazing
Bryant Avenue in South Minneapolis demonstrates promising potential for innovative street and bikeway designs — if we let them get built.
Solving BRT Creep
NIMBYs hate him! Learn the one neat trick to regional transit planning that traffic engineers don’t want you to know!
Re-imagining Commuter Rail in a Post-Pandemic World
Current transit expansion plans are strong, but light rail extensions and bus rapid transit cannot be the end-all be-all of our ambitions.
We Need to Talk About Bus Rapid Transit Creep
Who benefits when our bus rapid transit projects keep being gutted of most BRT features and we insist on still calling them BRT?