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11/07/2009
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- think tanks, binary thinking, and "bus vs rail"
- on subways to the sea
- brisbane: a frequent network map
- fantasy maps: columbus
- include bus rapid transit on rapid transit maps?
- attention, transit professionals!
- it's not a race, but if it were ...
- bus rapid transit stop spacing: is 2 miles too far?
- north of seattle: snohomish county's "swift" bus rapid transit
Recent Comments
- Aaron M. Renn on boston: the "rapid transit and key bus routes" map
- Rajan R on boston: the "rapid transit and key bus routes" map
- anonymouse on on subways to the sea
- EngineerScotty on think tanks, binary thinking, and "bus vs rail"
- Jarrett at HumanTransit.org on on subways to the sea
- Cap'n Transit on on subways to the sea
- Cap'n Transit on think tanks, binary thinking, and "bus vs rail"
- Peter Parker on on subways to the sea
- rhywun on think tanks, binary thinking, and "bus vs rail"
- anonymouse on think tanks, binary thinking, and "bus vs rail"
Transit News and Commentary Blogs
- Transport Textbook (Australia)
- The Transport Politic (Yonah Freemark)
The best blog I've found in current events in North American transit development, including intercity High Speed Rail. - Transit Pass (Mark Meltzer)
- Reinventing Urban Transport (Paul Barter)
- publictransit.us (Michael Setty)
Urbanist Blogs
- Urbanophile, The (Aaron M. Renn)
- Urban Vision, The
- Streetsblog National Blog Network
- SMART's Inspire Mobility (University of Michigan)
- Ryan Avent
- Price Tags (Gordon Price)
- Polis
- Planning Pool
A group blog by students at the University of British Columbia's School of Community and Regional Planning - Globizen Property
- City of Sound (Dan Hill)
Best City-Specific Blogs
- Auckland: Auckland Transport Blog (Joshua Arbury)
- Christchurch: NZ In Tranzit
- Los Angeles: MetroRiderLA
- Los Angeles: Streetsblog LA
- Melbourne: Melbourne on Transit (Peter Parker)
- Montréal: Urban Photo
- New York: Cap'n Transit Rides Again
- New York: Streetsblog
- Portland: Portland Transport
- San Francisco Bay: 21st Century Urban Solutions
Rail Advocacy Blogs
Agency and Operator Blogs
Books I Recommend (Transit and Urbanism)
Robert Cervero: The Transit Metropolis: A Global Inquiry
A rigorous but readable study of the transit choices made by a range of cities around the world, and how these choices have shaped the city for better or worse.Peter Newman, Timothy Beatley, and Heather Boyer: Resilient Cities: Responding to Peak Oil and Climate Change
A good survey of the uses of the concept of resilience as an organizing principle for the work we need to do on cities. ("Resilience" is much more motivating than "sustainability"!)David Sucher: City Comforts: How to Build an Urban Village, Revised Edition
Engaging book on the details of creating welcoming urban space.Allan B. Jacobs: Great Streets
The definitive book on the ingredients of a great urban streetscape.
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Posted by: Jarrett | 11/09/2009 at 22:18