Is a Walkable Houston Possible?
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Advocates say yes, but Houston faces some significant challenges.
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Metro Invites Public On ‘Listening Tour’ to Pitch Next Big Projects
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If you’ve ever wanted the chance to influence Metro’s next projects, now is your chance.
Why You Should Get Involved in the Texas Strategic Highway Safety Plan
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Texas leads the nation in traffic deaths, with an average of 10 lives lost every day -- and five times as many incapacitating injuries. It's possible to prevent these needless deaths, we just have to change the way we design and operate our streets and transportation systems.
Visuals of San Antonio’s ‘Reimagined’ Alamo Plaza Emerge
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San Antonio city officials, locals, and history buffs that have been following the development of the Alamo Master Plan now have a suite of artistic renderings to inspect alongside the preliminary, written plans for the dramatic changes coming to the historic site.
Houston Regional Planning Agency Installs All White Male Executive Committee
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The Houston - Galveston Area Council Transportation Policy Council has voted to fill its powerful executive committee this year with only white men. The five men on the panel will represent a region that is the most diverse in the nation and home to about 3.4 million women.
How Do You Map the Character of a City? A New Tool Offers Solutions
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members of the National Trust’s Preservation Green Lab team have developed a concept they call a community’s “Character Score.” They are now using the recently launched Atlas of ReUrbanism to map that score to the streets of 50 major cities across America.