Vote for the Best and Worst of Transportation in 2018
Streetsblog USA is crowdsourcing feedback for its annual Streetsies awards for the nest and worst in transportation news.
Angie Schmitt explains the premise of the Streetsies: "that time of year when where we look back at the year and remember the stories that really had an impact on urban transportation progress."
Schmitt also assessed 2018 with the following: it could have been worse.
With that in mind, readers are asked to vote on matters like "Happiest Development" (i.e., progress for parking reform and congestion pricing), "Worst Villain" (Elon Musk makes a repeat appearance), "Best New Transportation Plan" (Minneapolis, Portland, and Detroit are the nominees), and more.
Published on Monday, December 24, 2018 in
- The Economic Defense of Sprawl (And What's Wrong With It)
- Searching for the Essence of Planning at the National Planning Conference
- WeWork's Real Estate Arm Launches 'Future Cities' Initiative
- More Evidence that Decline and Concentrated Poverty Define the Urban Experience
- $1.36 Billion in Federal Transit Administration Grants Awarded
- Voters Could End Approved Light Rail Projects in Phoenix
- A Little Baby Boom in Seattle
- The Most Endangered Rivers in the United States
- The Automobile as Prison. The City as Freedom.
- First City to Make Ride-Hailing Trip Data Public: Chicago
- New Jersey Wants an Exemption from Manhattan Congestion Charge
- Los Angeles May Bar Source-of-Income Housing Discrimination
- Texas State Legislators Aim to Reduce Their Own Housing Sway
- New Population Estimates Released Today; South and West lead Population Growth
- Overnight Light-Rail Service on the Chopping Block Between the Twin Cities
- Civic Crowdfunding to Mitigate 'Bikelash'
- Eminent Domain Concerns Raised Over Missouri's Hyperloop Plans
- The State of Micromobility
- New Spending, Planning Approved to Address Affordable Housing Crisis in Columbus
- New Tool Puts Miami Development Opportunities on the Map
