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humantransit.org

In last year’s “microtransit week” series, I challenged the widely promoted notion that “new” flexible transit models, where the route of a vehicle varies according to who requests it, are transforming the nature of transit, and that transit agencies should be focusing a lot of energy on figuring out how to use these exciting tools. […]

truthonthemarket.com

The Autorità Garante della Concorenza e del Mercato (AGCM), Italy’s competition and consumer-protection watchdog, on Nov. 25 handed down fines against Google and Apple of €10 million each—the maximum penalty contemplated by the law—for alleged unfair commercial practices. Ultimately, the two decisions stand as textbook examples of why regulators should, wherever possible, strongly defer to ... Italy’s Google and Apple Decisions: Regulatory Paternalism and Overenforcement

planetizen.com

The planning news website, featuring articles, op-eds, jobs, courses, and information for the planning, design, and development community.

cyburbia.org

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pedestrianobservations.wordpress.com

For Walkability and Good Transit, and Against Boondoggles and Pollution

capntransit.blogspot.com

Here are some reasons to get people to shift from cars to transit:Reducing pollutionIncreasing efficiencyReducing carnageImproving societyAccess for all

urbanophile.com

Trailer for Detropia. If the video doesn’t display, click here.I was lucky to get to see Detropia, a buzz-laden documentary about Detroit, at the UMass-Boston film series, where Heidi Ewing, one of the film makers, was present for a post-screening discussion. Ewing, incidentally, grew up in suburban Detroit. The title is an interesting word play. […]

nextcity.org

Rising urban leaders come together at the Vanguard Conference to find creative ways of improving cities in the areas of planning, sustainability and design.