
National Links: A Parking Enforcement Legend
Waymo, a parking enforcement legend, and city vibrations

Waymo, a parking enforcement legend, and city vibrations

World’s longest urban escalator, Japanese railways, and the missing rung of housing

BART renting parking lots, converting offices into co-living spaces, Black neighborhoods impacted by climate change, and more.

Lack of vision-accessible transportation infrastructure, US rail lines not keeping up, articulated buses, and urban housing politics.

Pavement in Los Angeles, pedestrianizing Oxford Street, urban highways, and more

FRA proposes splitting up Amtrak, Zurich green roof mandate, and truck pollution has health impacts in Australia

Foot traffic in New York City, Superbowl commercial backlash, North Carolina now the top state for net domestic migration, and the garbage industry

Long term benefits of public housing programs, Denver mayor barely passes local Transportation Safety and Access Report Card, and Energy Star gets $33 million

Every day, The Overhead Wire collects national and international news about cities and sends the links to their email list. At the end of the week they post some of the most popular stories to Greater Greater Washington, a group blog similar to Streets.mn that focuses on urban issues in the D.C. region. Switching to red lights: A […]

Cambridge research proves bike lanes work, Pascal’s transit history warns against classism, and Toronto’s airport becomes an urban node. Plus: costly elevators and LA’s care-based safety.