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Rather than attempting to woo automobile commuters back downtown, the Streetlight researchers say the pandemic has offered officials “a chance to return many public spaces to pedestrians and cyclists” and allow city cores to go back “to their roots as mixed-use communities with denser urban amenities like restaurants, cultural venues, schools, and other services.”
Study: Downtown Congestion Is Still Down — And It Could Help Explain Roadway Dangers
Kea Wilson
The court affirmed that “the Constitution deals with states” and that territorial rights were at Congress’s discretion.
How to Hide an Empire
Daniel Immerwahr
Children and the elderly made up 30 percent of the city’s population but just 10 percent of its pedestrians—a sign, she felt, that they didn’t feel comfortable out and about.
Paved Paradise
Henry Grabar
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