Are Houston’s Transportation and Urban Revolutions Here to Stay?
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Kyle Shelton | March 25, 2016
Linking citizen-advocates, transportation officials, and public officials is big first step.
Recent Streetsblog TEXAS posts about Transportation
How Atlanta Decided It Can’t Out Suburb the Suburbs
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Andrew Keatts | March 17, 2016
Atlanta's planning department is pursuing a zoning overhaul that would alter the character of the famously sprawling place.
Houston’s Transit Guru on the City’s Moment in the Sun
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Leah Binkovitz | March 16, 2016
An interview with the Christof Spieler, who may understand transit better than anyone else in Houston.
Along Gulf Coast, Officials Make the Case for Passenger Rail’s Return
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Leah Binkovitz | March 15, 2016
After more than a decade, the coast could ride the rails again.
Survey: Mayors Desperate to Fix Infrastructure, Say States and Feds Hold Them Back
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Katherine Levine Einstein and David Glick | March 3, 2016
The water crisis in Flint illustrates two urgent challenges: local infrastructure is aging, and cities aren't getting the support they need to fix the problem.
UberAccess Expands Mobility
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I’m honored to have today’s guest post from friend-of-the-blog Boone Blocker. Boone is an active citizen in the transportation field, having served on the city’s Urban Transportation Commission and CapMetro’s Access Advisory Committee. Boone was Rider Zero for UberACCESS; he brings his user’s perspective on the new service that provides mobility for people with mobility challenges: Around the world […]