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Results Are In: The Triangle Wants Transit
Coming on the heels of the of the recent Wake County Commisioners’ decision to delay a voter referendum for a half cent sales tax to fund new transit this fall, a poll just released by the Regional Transportation Alliance (http://www.letsgetmoving.org/) … Continue reading
Evidence of support for smart growth strategies
With states and municipalities across the nation struggling to make ends meet, it seems impossible for any governing body to even consider investing in housing and transportation when our nation is in the throes of the worst economic crisis since … Continue reading
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Score One for Walkability
I’ve recently been thinking about relocating, and walkability is at the top of my “this-would-make-it-worth-the-effort” list. After all, walkability is positively correlated with a reduction in vehicle miles traveled (less carbon emissions) and leads to more social interactions with your … Continue reading
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Getting the word out
Unfortunately for me last night, I was not aware that the ArtWalk in Carrboro was going on and spent 10 minutes circling the block looking for parking. Carrboro often prides itself on being walkable, so the lack of parking spaces … Continue reading