I was inspired to write this paragraph-by-paragraph rebuttal after reading a #victimblaming #cycling article in the @NYTimes. Thanks @streetsblognyc for amplifying the message.
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A mentor is defined as an experienced and trusted advisor. Synonyms include swami and maharishi. To me, mentoring flows from this parable: Give someone fish and they will eat for the day. Give someone a fishing pole and they will eat for a lifetime. Thanks to #CITIIS for posting.
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A lane diagram is a technique I developed to understand how a street functions, or could function. Function is a fundamental part of street design. Streets are not static places, they are places of movement. Understanding movement presages possibilities.
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A short history of introducing a new design vehicle. the DL-23, into the street design lexicon.
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From the #GND frontlines…a future without the #BQE in #NYC. An opinion piece for Streetsblog.
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Is the term gentrification simply NIMBYism in sheep’s clothing?
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We need less space for cars so we can put our resources into building proper cities.
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The AV roll out will be iterative, not instant.
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Citizens are getting serious about #climatechange. There will probably be many semi-coordinated decisions made by individuals, aka enlightened self-interest.
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In this opinion piece for Streetsblog I argue for #bollards, bus bulbs and level boarding at all bus stops.
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