Walkability

Barcelona Superblock Expansion Plan Takes First Steps

Minneapolis Takes a High-Tech Approach to Street Repair

Montreal’s Design Solution to Prioritizing Pedestrians During Construction

Denver’s First Mile/Last Mile Disconnect: Sidewalks

Walkability Study Covers 66 Intersections and 186 Street Segments

Philadelphia Aims to Create National Model for Car-Free Streets

New App Eyeballs Distracted Pedestrians

“Crazy” Design for N.J.-NYC Pedestrian Bridge Wins Award

Lower Manhattan Wonders What to Do When the Streetscape Gets Full

New York to Invest $110 Million in Pedestrian Safety

Columbus Proves Parklets Don’t Have to Be Perfect

Ranking of 30 U.S. Metros Ties Walkability and Real Estate Growth

Ranked: The 10 U.S. Cities With the Best Parks

Chicago bike lane

Planning Method Offers Way to Prioritize Pedestrian, Bike Projects

Seattle Redesign for Light-Rail Station Puts Pedestrians First

Philly Walks Tricky Path to Better Sidewalks

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