Topic: Environment
Article • August 2023
Two-way streets are good for the city; engineers say they are bad for drivers. But are they?
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Article • June 2022
E-bikes can be a good alternative to driving: Bikeshare can make more people aware of them.
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Longer View • June 2022
Induced demand is commonly misunderstood, and planners need to help.
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Article • June 2022
The negative effects of driving are concentrated geographically. The taxes should be too.
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Article • December 2021
Heavy users of Uber and Lyft could be convinced to pool more. That's a good thing.
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Longer View • Spring 2021
New transportation systems must emphasize agility and flexibility, because today’s impossibilities may be tomorrow’s reality
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Article • Spring 2021
With appropriate policies, TODs can solve both environmental and equity goals simultaneously
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Article • Fall 2020
Communities of color face disproportionate burdens from living near warehouses
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Reducing urban heat could come down to parking reform
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Transportation planners have finally found ways to collaborate with environmentalists
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The rise of pooling has reshaped how we get around — and who we travel with
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Regulations meant to mitigate the harms of diesel trucking have unintended consequences
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The choice between congestion pricing fairness and efficiency is a false one
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Climate change exposes coastal cities to more damaging flood events, especially on roadways
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