Although accessibility regulations look similar in the United States and Canada, our northern neighbors have managed to make ...

In November 2024, Honolulu lowered speed limits in school zones — but has yet to update the traffic signs indicating this to drivers, reports Tia Lewis in Honolulu Civil Beat. "A year and a half after ...

Waco officials are exploring ways to make permitting "cottage courts" easier as part of an effort to bring down the cost of housing, reports Sam Shaw in The Waco Bridge. The model, with small homes ...

In a guest op-ed in Streetsblog Chicago, Chris Ridgeway argues that, in the wake of the deaths of two transportation planners while biking, admonishing drivers to use the "Dutch reach" when they exit ...

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced a proposed federal law that would bar local or state governments from requiring automakers to equip vehicles with automated driving systems or the ...

The Beverly Hills city council "reluctantly" upheld the approval of an eight-story, 55-unit residential building approved under a law known as the Builder's remedy, reports Steven Sharp in Urbanize LA ...

Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson announced he no longer supports tearing down part of Interstate 794, reports Aaron Short in Streetsblog USA. According to Short, "Johnson rejected replacing the ...

North Carolina passed a law that requires local governments to eliminate minimum parking requirements, reports Ryan Kushner in Smart Cities Dive. The law applies to most cities, excluding those in ...

A new Massachusetts pilot program will pay 60 homeowners to put power from their electric car batteries back into the grid, testing the 'vehicle-to-grid' technology already available in other ...

In the third and final installment of this series, author Hannah Kosoff examines what her research findings say about modern ...