Neighborhood-scale apartment buildings like these in Fairview have been all but illegal to build in #VancouverBC for nearly a century.

Many parents are now are forgoing minivans for greener alternatives: cargo bikes. They have been around for decades, but the advent of the electric bike motor has made them much more popular. n.pr/3WJyZn9

At the Electoral Innovation Lab, we're analyzing the worst gerrymanders of all time. Our focus is 1975-2025, the era of modern voting rights.

Here's a look at the Top 10 - or would it be Bottom 10?

Guess where the new Texas map comes in...you're probably right.
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NPR Budget Cuts Spawn ‘Some Things Considered’ Program: tinyurl.com/hnuwzbpm

In which @jessdbateman.bsky.social nails the urgency behind the need for parking reform, speaking in favor of her bill SB 5184.

I grew up in North Carolina and spent at least fifteen years of my life living here and today; I took public transit in this state for the first time. The experience was pretty good and very affordable.

I’m still trying to wrap my head around this news story. A school district in Florida gets a bunch of donated bikes to give to kids to help them get to school with the 2 mile walkshed. They get helmets and lessons in PE. I love it and I’m fearful at the same time.

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Riding the Duwamish bike path today, we found a Port Authority crew doing maintenance. They parked their trucks on the path, completely blocking it. To be sure, these vehicles looked like they only brought the crew, no tools or materials. Our car-centric society just says this is ok.

This video bugs me. She drives. He takes light rail. She gets there ~20 min faster and claim she wins. Meanwhile, she’s gonna pay $40/day for parking plus gas and, well, she had to drive. Gross.

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The best way to see the holiday lights in your neighborhood is on a bike.

The 2nd big recent US transit expansion is the Lynnwood extension of Seattle's Link. Ridership on the system is now at a record high and is up 35% year-on-year!

Hi new followers-
Several years ago I decided to start documenting how regularly people in my city of Seattle were getting hurt while trying to get around via walking or biking, in as close to real-time as possible.

In response to consistent feedback I'm going to continue on this platform.

There’s a lot of bike lanes filling up with leaves like this one and I keep wondering, are nearby businesses blowing them into the lane? 4th Ave is particularly bad right now.

If you’re a parent in Seattle, you’re an expert at sitting on sidelines in the rain.