Posts tagged walkability

A study reported in the Idaho Statesman shows that in Boise and several other western cities buyers will spend considerably more for homes in walkable …

Guest post by Pete Tonery Rochester author Peter Lovenheim had an interesting essay in the May 10th Washington Post. He advocated for neighbors getting to …

I was happy to read an article in the NY Times last night that reported people are driving less. And that young people are leading …

Build a green walk into your lunch break. Busy, congested environments and long periods of concentration cause “brain fatigue.” A new study, specific in its …

You all know how we dig things that make neighborhoods and cities more pedestrian and bike friendly and encourage people to use their cars less. …

Last week, I read an article from Good Magazine with one of my favorite mass transit related titles ever: Young People Are Driving Less—And Not …

We’re big fans of mass transportation and other alternatives that give freedom to those who don’t have cars and make those with cars less dependent …

Anyone who knows us or reads this blog can tell you how much we value walkable neighborhoods. In a country that expanded and grew because …

We love our cars in this country. I used to live in southern California, where cars are an extension of people’s personalities. They spend a …

It’s December and there is snow on the ground. It’s hardly a time of year when people dream about getting on their bikes and touring …