Some critics of car-free zones call them exclusionary to people with disabilities, but other experts argue that, when ...

Owners of unpermitted accessory dwelling units can bring their units up to code and obtain certificates of compliance without ...

The city is taking steps to build out a more comprehensive bike lane network to connect downtown destinations.

Supporters are mobilizing, fundraising, and facilitating the creation of a compelling Congressional report to secure ...

Low-income families living in high-sprawl neighborhoods are limited in their access to education, jobs, and other amenities, ...

New York City ’s congestion pricing program is now in effect (you can trace the saga of the controversial program on ...

Resistance from state transportation departments and precarious funding sources mean highway removal projects are few and far ...

Flooding is becoming increasingly deadly and costly for American communities. In recent years, the cost of flooding has reached almost $496 billion annually. In an article in Governing, Carl Smith ...

In a piece for The Daily Yonder, Shawn Pitts makes the case for rural placemaking, noting that residents and city leaders in ...

A year-long project that upgraded rail infrastructure and equipment has resulted in faster trips on all rail lines.

Though widely known as the epitome of a dense, pedestrian-friendly city, New York City saw pedestrian deaths rise in 2024, ...

The guiding document for U.S. road design is starting to recognize the needs of people walking and biking, but safe streets ...