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The Convenience of Asynchronicity Has Us Out of Sync

4 min read

May 18, 2021

Equity

Prior to my kids learning from home during the COVID-19 pandemic, I had never heard of asynchronous learning: a term used to define learning that… Continue Reading

The Definitive Glossary of Transit Terms

28 min read

May 17, 2021

Transit Planning

As with most industries these days, transit is evolving. Technologies are emerging, new mobility options are becoming available, and people are moving more freely than… Continue Reading

Race and Place: Who Do We Plan For?

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November 30, 2020

Equity

Most planners have an aspiration toward placemaking: we dream of quaint public squares where residents can walk to local businesses as streetcars hum past tree-lined… Continue Reading

Doing More with Less: Art or Science?

4 min read

November 23, 2020

Transit Planning

During the last week of October I attended the Rail~Volution transit conference. While the sessions were timely, insightful and thought-provoking, I couldn’t help but notice… Continue Reading

The Time for a Mobility Revolution is Now

3 min read

October 13, 2020

Transit Planning

Meeting of The Minds Webinar: Responding to COVID-19

6 min read

June 19, 2020

Transit Planning

This content was originally published on MeetingoftheMinds.org.… Continue Reading

Transit is Evolving

4 min read

May 5, 2020

Transit Planning

Ever since the first time someone said “maybe there’s a better way than just relying on my own two feet,” humankind has sought to move… Continue Reading

On Leadership During COVID-19

4 min read

April 8, 2020

Transit Planning

As is often the case in a calamity, the reason for the calamity and the barrier to success has not been a technical one, but… Continue Reading

Brave New World: A CoMotion LA Recap

3 min read

December 11, 2019

Transit Planning

CoMotion Los Angeles was billed as “The Global Laboratory of Future Mobility.” This lofty, aspirational idea turned out to be more than just a toothless… Continue Reading

Supply Begets Demand…

4 min read

September 9, 2019

Transit Planning

In my first job after college, I walked to work every day. At that time, I worked at the UNC General Alumni Association, in the… Continue Reading

How Bikes Became One of the Best Things to Happen to Feminism

8 min read

August 26, 2019

Equity

Today we celebrate the ratification of the 19th amendment to the United States’ constitution giving women the right to vote. While voting is arguably one… Continue Reading

Creating Vibrant Cities: Going Above and Beyond Traditional Transportation

3 min read

August 19, 2019

Equity

Last week several members of the TransLoc team traveled to New York City for the 2019 ACT International Conference. This year’s conference brought together over… Continue Reading