A weekly podcast about the intersection between sustainable transportation, urban planning, and economic development. Hosted by Jeff Wood of The Overhead Wire.
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This week we’re at the Mpact conference in Phoenix and joined by Ron Brooks of Accessible Avenue. We chat about service animal etiquette, the negotiation and implementation of ADA, and including people with disabilities in the equity conversation. OO... more
This week on Mondays at The Overhead Wire we have a wide ranging news share on America's weird 30 year mortgage, how emissions would have fallen more if it weren't for SUVs, and the Mayo Clinic's idea for 'health neighborhoods'. more
This week we’re at the Mpact conference in Phoenix Arizona and joined by Tom Brennan, Director of Business Strategy at Nelson Nygaard. We talk about the sexy world of bus speed and reliability, how agency can invest for effectiveness, and future proo... more
Nothing new: need engineers and planners who are younger, more Progressive and more diverse!
"They feel cheated." Yeah, more like POC notice that EVERY SINGLE completed or proposed LRT project from Boston/Somerville to Hartford to NYC to Miami seems to STAY as LRT when it comes to White and wealthy neighborhoods, but gets scaled back to ($hitty) BRT in POC and poor neighborhoods. more
"Not everywhere is a transit desert unless people don't want to/can't drive there." more
You know it's the Netherlands when ambient bike and tram noise is the "worst" part of urban noise pollution!
Electrification of long-distance train routes as alternative to road trips??
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