Walkability

Tacoma, Washington, could become a walkable city, according to Danish architect Lars Genzoe.

The German city of Bremen has lessons to teach North American cities about sustainable transportation, according to this article from The Toronto Star.

A major plan to improve Sydney's walkability, urban design and public transit system have been applauded throughout the city. The only problem is figuring out how to pay for it.

If 'superblocks' are so bad, why are we still building more of them?

This video from StreetFilm shows the extensive traffic calming efforts taken by one beach community in Australia.

Lawrence, Kansas has been named the most walkable city in Kansas, and the 38th most walkable destination in America. However, city officials are not resting on their laurels.

Washington D.C. has begun to make key green parking reforms that will plow parking revenue into neighborhood bicycling and walking improvements.

This article from the Brooklyn Daily Eagle looks at the increasing public demand for Complete Streets in Brooklyn.

Prince Charles has initiated an effort to build the world's first "trim town" -- a city form that aims to improve the health of its residents by creating walkable environments.