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Today the National Transport Authority of Ireland launched the planning process that will lead to a redesign of the bus network in Dublin. We are... Continue Reading »

Do major downtown businesses want to spend $50 million for a trolley? (SacBee 2017-06-03) Work about to start on biggest midtown apartment building in years... Continue Reading »

Portland—where I grew up and where I live again now—isn’t used to being attacked but I’m proud of how many there are responding. The terror... Continue Reading »

As fans of San Francisco’s F-Market and Wharves historic streetcar line are aware the trains only clickety clack and clang as far asJones St &... Continue Reading »

As fans of San Francisco’s F-Market and Wharves historic streetcar line are aware the trains only clickety clack and clang as far as Jones St &... Continue Reading »

Uber’s UberPool service which attempts to gather multiple people on a single vehicle going the same way is undergoing some tinkering that will make it... Continue Reading »

Strong Towns had a post yesterday “Why greenspace is different from a park” that got me thinking about parks and green spaces in Sacramento. As... Continue Reading »

Sacramento’s first open street event* took place on Sunday Sunday Street on Broadway.   Broadway was closed to cars and open to people from 8... Continue Reading »

Why did passenger train nearly derail? Elected officials want answers. (SacBee 2017-05-20) Bike share starts in Sacramento. See where you can get one. (SacBee 2017-05-18)... Continue Reading »

City manager called developer mentally ill before council rejected his gas station (SacBee 2017-05-28) Jerry Brown rightly tags anti-tax motorists as freeloaders (SacBee 2017-05-26) Is Sacramento... Continue Reading »