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Kea Wilson

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Who’s a Good Boy? Five Ways To Make Cities More Dog Friendly (Without the Car)

By Kea Wilson | Dec 7, 2021 | No Comments
People who live with dogs are more likely to own cars and drive them — which is big news even without us running lots of photos of Kea Wilson's dog!
Interior of a TriMet bus (in the Portland, Oregon, metropolitan area) with numerous seats marked by "Don't sit here" signs intended to encourage spatial-distancing (in accordance with a temporary 10-passenger limit for buses) during the Covid-19 pandemic. Image: Steve Morgan, CC

STUDY: Transit Agencies Are Planning a Radically Equitable COVID Recovery

By Kea Wilson | Dec 6, 2021 | No Comments
A staggering 88 percent of U.S. transit agencies expect that historically disenfranchised riders will be their primary customers as they recover from the pandemic, a new study finds. 
Image: Pxhere, CC

STUDY: Better Bike Policy Could Prevent 15K U.S. Deaths Every Year — And Not Just in Crashes

By Kea Wilson | Dec 2, 2021 | No Comments
If U.S. cities take aggressive but realistic action to replace car trips with bike trips by 2050, they could prevent more than 15,000 premature deaths every year, a new study finds — and not just in traffic crashes.
A shared electric moped fleet in Rotterdam. Constantin Müller, CC

Can E-Mopedsharing Help Wean Americans Off Car Ownership?

By Kea Wilson | Dec 1, 2021 | No Comments
Electric moped sharing became one of the most rapidly growing alternatives to driving in cities around the world during 2021 — but America lags behind, mostly because our roads are too dangerous.
Oil wells in the Salinas Valley. Photo: Streetsblog/Rudick

Advocates to Biden: There’s A Better Way to Address Rising Gas Prices

By Kea Wilson | Nov 29, 2021 | No Comments
Hint: give people more ways to get around that don't involve burning it.

And America’s Most Toxic Car Ad Is…

By Kea Wilson | Nov 23, 2021 | No Comments
Chevrolet's ad for the 2015 Colorado had claimed the title of America's Most Toxic Car Ad — but it's only the tip of a much larger toxic iceberg. In a decisive championship win, this bad ad won 64 percent of the vote over a rival Dodge spot, and pretty much lost whatever respect Chevy might have had from the Streetsblog audience. And in a way, it's not much of a surprise...because it's basically a look under the hood of how all automakers manipulate their customers into buying machines that kill. Here's how they do it.

Almost No One in Congress Has Signed Onto National ‘Vision Zero’ Pledge

By Kea Wilson | Nov 22, 2021 | No Comments
"Honestly, this should be an easy first step," said one activist.

‘An Epic Mistake’: Donald Shoup Reflects on America’s Parking Failure

By Kea Wilson | Nov 22, 2021 | No Comments
"There are so many ways in which we’d be better off if we reformed our parking policy: reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, nitrous oxide emissions, particulate pollution, traffic crashes. Urban planners have made epic mistakes in almost all of their parking policies. But now they can fix it."
Even the best crosswalk highlights just how much of the rest of the road has been given over to drivers — and how profoundly automobility has infected global culture itself. Image: Piqsels, CC

Four Ways ‘Automobility’ Shapes Our Lives — Besides Crashes and Climate

By Kea Wilson | Nov 16, 2021 | No Comments
The violence of car culture extends far beyond the obvious outrages of car crashes, pollution, destroyed communities and structural racism, a fascinating new paper argues.
As part of the newly-passed Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.) helped successfully pass legislation that will make transit stations accessible for millions of U.S. residents with disabilities. Image: Daniel X. O'Neil, CC

How the New Infrastructure Deal Will Make Transit Better

By Kea Wilson | Nov 10, 2021 | No Comments
...especially if the Build Back Better Act passes through reconciliation later this month.
President-elect Joe Biden

‘Small Victories’ For Vulnerable Road Users In Infrastructure Bill

By Kea Wilson | Nov 9, 2021 | No Comments
Active transportation advocates are celebrating modest but potentially powerful new policies in the newly passed transportation infrastructure bill — but more needs to be done.
Image: Jon Jordan, CC

It’s Time for America to Talk About Bike Parking

By Kea Wilson | Nov 5, 2021 | No Comments
A historic commitment to increase bike parking in Paris has U.S. advocates wondering why cycle storage doesn't get the same level of attention in American cities — and sharing policy strategies that could help.
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