The Streets Have Spoken: 2013 Streetsies Awarded
Streetsblog has announced the winners of its annual readers' poll on the year's best in sustainable transportation and livable communities.
In the first part of its 2013 Streetsie announcement, Tanya Snyder unveils Streetsblog's "annual awards for awesomeness", as voted by the readers of the livable streets news source.
Categories include:
- The Clearest and Most Exciting Evidence That the Country Is Changing
- Most Kick-Ass Grassroots Movement for Livable Streets
- Our Favorite Underdog
- Favorite Republican
- We All Wish We Lived In…
- Highway Most Ripe for a Teardown
- U.S. DOT’s Greatest Hit
Look for the year's "rotten eggs" in part 2.
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Published on Thursday, January 2, 2014 in
- How Detroit Beat the Silicon Valley to the Breakthrough Electric Vehicle
- If LEDs Are Bad for Our Health, What Should Cities Do Now?
- Jan Gehl on the Politics of Transforming Cities
- The Obama Administration Releases a Pro-Development Playbook
- The Huge Cost of Improving Amtrak's Pennsylvanian Even a Little
- A Generational Challenge: Ending the Age of the Automobile
- Barcelona’s First Superblock: Fighting the Power of Habit and Wavering Political Will
- Commuting in America 2015
- New York Ponders How to Stop Cars from Parking in Bike Lanes
- Op-Ed: Parking Concerns Can't Outweigh Affordable Housing
- Planning for a Microgrid: Santa Monica Reclaims Industrial Space for Renewable Energy
- How Far Can You Take Complete Streets?
- Friday Funny: Some Cyclists Hand Signal Better Than Others
- Planetizen Week in Review: September 30, 2016
- Terrifying Train Crash at Hoboken Terminal on Thursday Leaves One Dead
- Why New Affordable Housing Draws the Short Straw in Los Angeles
- A Case Against Homeownership
- Chapel Hill Launches Open Data Platform: Now What?
- Critiquing the $1.9 Billion Project to Widen I-5 in Los Angeles County
- Leadership Shakeup at the Atlanta BeltLine
