Atlanta BeltLine Creator Resigns Citing Affordability, Equity Concerns
Atlanta's BeltLine has been a transformative project -- but for whom?
Atlanta BeltLine Creator Resigns Citing Affordability, Equity Concerns
Atlanta's BeltLine has been a transformative project -- but for whom?
Can Public Transit and Ride-Share Companies Get Along?
Across the country, transit agencies and ride-sharing services are partnering up. Will those agencies come to regret it?
Now Hiring: Houston METRO Looks to Add Urban Designer
A year after redesigning its routes, Houston METRO is continuing to shake things up as it looks to add an urban designer to its executive office.
Weekly Roundup: How Parking Became One of Urban Planners' Biggest Enemies
More than 30 percent of the area in many downtown cores is taken up by parked vehicles. Today, many planners are hellbent on doing something about it.
A Year After Bus Redesign, METRO Houston Ridership is Up
A year into the overhaul of the region's bus network, METRO officials say they're pleased with the results -- and have more improvements in the works.
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