Topic – Infrastructure
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New York City loosening congestion
Aided by transportation reform
The streets of New York City have become less congested and more safe due to numerous transportation reforms implemented by Mayor Bloomberg.
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Roads more dangerous for poor pedestrians
Same for seniors and children
A study proves that pedestrian crashes happen significantly more often in low income neighborhoods.
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Ranking the most bikeable US cities
Minneapolis tops chart
A company known for their comprehensive analyses of city walkability has released their first bikeability rankings.
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High-speed rail plans for Houston-Dallas still moving
Proposal comparable to Europe
Details are emerging of the private bullet train proposal for connecting Houston and the Dallas/Fort Worth area
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America’s future relies on infrastructure
Cities prep for 21st century
Metropolitan regions around the country are making strides at developing the infrastructure necessary for a successful future.
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Charlotte’s shift to pedestrianism
From sprawling development
Charlotte, North Carolina has purposely transformed itself from a sprawling city to a bike/ped friendly community.
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New ranking of US city transit systems
Based on residents' access
WalkScore.com has produced a ranking of US city transit systems based on residents' access to public transportation.
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