Pedestrian Deaths are an Epidemic — Human Transit
Angie Schmitt, Right of Way: Race, Class, and the Silent Epidemic of Pedestrian Deaths in America. Island Press, 2020. As
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The Problem with “Improving Transportation” — Human Transit
When you call it that, it’s not very popular. Looking at this Pew survey, Matt Yglesias points out that Democrats
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A Science Fiction Excursion — Human Transit
As a transport planner with a strong interest in science fiction, I am obviously provoked by this tweet: I’m going
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Go Forward by Going Back? — Human Transit
We’re currently working with the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA), which manages the city’s transit network called Muni, on
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What it Is and What It Could Be — Human Transit
Jake Blumgart has a superb piece in Governing (free but click “Continue to site.”) about the distinctly North American artifact
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Should Bus Rapid Transit be Open or Closed? — Human Transit
If you are involved in debates about Bus Rapid Transit, you need to stop and think about whether the project
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Ebook of Human Transit is on Sale! — Human Transit
Since 1991 I’ve been a consulting transit planner, helping to design transit networks and policies for a huge range of
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Explore your New Bus Network — Human Transit
Our collaboration with the amazing folks at Transit Alliance Miami has reached its conclusion: A new bus network coming for
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A New Bus Network Proposal Seeks Your Feedback — Human Transit
We have been working with DART in Dallas for almost two years to develop a new network concept for the
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Access, or the Wall Around Your Life — Human Transit
Access is your ability to go places so that you can do things. Over the last few years, I’ve come
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