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On Desert Transit, or the Lack Thereof
Simmons Buntin | Mon, Oct 20th, 2008 | Category: Commentary | City: Civano | Tags: tucson, transportation, transit, arizona, traffic, civano, suburb, neighborhoods, open space, urbanism, streets, preservation, desert | 0
Transit anywhere can be a paradox, but especially so in the low-density Desert Southwest. Simmons Buntin explores transit, or the lack thereof, in his Tucson community of Civano, and in the high-end residential development Saguaro Ranch, as he searches for a personal auto that lightens his carbon footprint.
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Untangling Intersections
Next American City | Fri, Jul 25th, 2008 | Category: Headlines | City: Headlines | Tags: new york city, transportation, brooklyn, kat kondracki, wiley norvell, transportation alternatives, alternative transportation, 21st century street, sustainable, streets, intersection | 0
Transportation Alternatives, a New York City-based advocacy group for walking, bicycling, and public transit, encourages the public to register in a complete street design competition.
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