Rural transit and access to nature
A recent backpacking trip using public transit shed light for this urban dweller on the value of rural transit service.
Author: Chris Rall
Recent decision leaves renters paying extra for electric vehicles
A little-known governing board pulled electric vehicle-readiness out of proposed future American building codes—a move that, until it is corrected, will create an increasing penalty for apartment living as cars go electric.
COVID-19 impacts on rural transit in Oklahoma
Struggles for rural transit agencies show that the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic to public transportation are not limited to big cities.
This family takes a liking to biking
Our family is a biking family. For us, that means being healthy, active, and having a lot of freedom and mobility. Biking is how our family chooses to get around, but building a family-friendly city means having streets that can help people get around in any number of ways—walking, biking, transit, scooting, or driving.