Tulsa, OK is one of the most unlikely suspects to attract urban, entrepreneurial millennials. Yet here we are.
Read MoreFeel-good programs like inclusionary zoning are mostly a token response to a problem of much more substantial dimension.
Read MoreJanette Sadik-Khan discusses her experience as Commissioner of the New York City Department of Transportation, focusing on bottom-up action through smaller projects like plazas and bike access, instead of megaprojects that cost millions.
Read MoreI encourage you all to stop using the word sprawl. It doesn't accurately describe the problem, it prevents us from getting to real responses and it unnecessarily divides the national dialog in ways that are unhelpful.
Read MoreAs small cities make their way back toward a former glory, they face a unique set of challenges in contrast to larger urban growth movements. However, they also enjoy some seldom-realized advantages that might not be obvious to the average onlooker.
Read MoreHow do you get to work? How do you go grocery shopping? Andrew Price answers questions about living without a car.
Read MoreA New York City Spanish teacher crossing an intersection on a green light was struck and killed by a policewoman driving an NYPD van. And the NYPD wants to blame the pedestrian.
Read MoreCar leaves the stroad, smashes into another car which smashed into a daycare killing one and injuring many others. What do the adults here do to keep their kids safe?
Do they slow the cars? Do they address the incompatibility of having highway speed vehicles on a nasty, complex stroad just feet from the doorway to the facility? Do they look at the sidewalks adjacent to vehicles traveling at highway speeds and think it strange, even barbaric, that we would place anyone -- let alone young children -- in such a dangerous environment?
Of course not.
Read MoreThe continued street/road hybrid approach of America's countless stroads causes needless tragedy, with the side effect of our cities going bankrupt in the process.
#slowthecars
Read MoreFour examples of strong households from travels of Johnny Sanphillippo.
Read MoreNew York is frequently painted as the ideal city by urbanists, and this has resulted in a lot of justifiable skepticism from others. Here are some ways New York City’s big ideas can scale down to mid-size cities and small towns.
Read MoreHave environmental and conservation advocates become comfortably co-opted within this nation's corridors of power to the point where they have become an obstacle to real reform?
Read MoreThe Member News Digest, a look at what's hot on the Strong Towns member blogs.
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