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Friday’s Headlines Go North, Young Man
Albuquerque and a bunch of other Sun Belt cities are the most dangerous for walking, according to an analysis of walk scores and pedestrian death statistics. The study shows a regional divide between the car-dependent sprawl and wide streets of the South and Southwest, and the rest of the country. (

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Talking Headways Podcast: What Does It Cost to Build a Bus?

This week on the Talking Headways podcast, Lisa Jerram of APTA and Philip Plotch of the Eno Center for Transportation to talk about their new report, “Customization, Competition, and Costs: ...


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Report: Building More Homes Reduces Overall Driving

As if we didn’t need another case for building more homes — turns out, it reduces driving.

New planned housing is expected to cut the number of miles driven in California, according to a new study released on ...


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State Lawmakers Aim At Illegal E-Motos, But Hit E-Bikes Instead

Unregistered high-speed motorcycles are illegal, but a deceptive and widespread marketing tactic has tricked families into purchasing the dangerous vehicles, with deadly results, and fooled lawmakers into pushing laws that would make streets even less safe.

Gabriel Nacato, 17,


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Wednesday’s Headlines Flock Together
Flock license plate readers are useful in enforcing traffic laws, but they can also be traffic safety hazards. Some cameras are just a couple of feet from the road, perched atop black metal poles that are hard to see and a lack a breakaway plate allowing them to easily snap when hit by a car. And they’re rarely inspected by city or state transportation officials. (

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