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pedestrianobservations.com
There's en emerging concept within North American urbanism and planning called missing middle. This refers to housing density that's higher than suburban single-family housing but lower than urban mid- and high-rise buildings. The context is that in some cities with rapid housing construction, especially Toronto, the zoning code is either single-family or high-density, with nothing... |
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homesignalblog.wordpress.com
Over the past few months, American policymakers and transportation scholars have been debating a potentially sizable infrastructure package. In urbanist circles, most discussion has centered around the relative quantities of transit and highway funding, ways the transit funding might be spent, and potential associations between infrastructure monies and land use reform. These topics are unequivocally... |
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jayperry.works
I've been thinking a lot about road safety lately. This is inspired, partially, by my running injury, but it's been on my mind a lot longer. More and more, I believe that the cause of our dangerous roads is not bad drivers, exactly, but the design of the roads themselves. |
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www.synopsys.com
Discover the 6 levels of vehicle autonomy, from manual to fully autonomous driving. Understand SAE's classification and advancements in driver assistance technology. |
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