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Angie Schmitt

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Local Bike Advocates: E-Scooters Are Game-Changing

By Angie Schmitt | Jan 15, 2019 | No Comments
In Nashville, Kansas City and Baltimore, advocates raised a couple concerns. But they all say scooters seem to be meeting a real need.
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Engineers to Pedestrians: No ‘Walk’ Signs for You!

By Angie Schmitt | Jan 11, 2019 | No Comments
The traffic engineering profession says intersections with no "Walk" signal are a-okay. Even as pedestrian deaths soar.
Transportation planners are still saying highway projects will reduce congestion, when research shows they generate more traffic. Photo: B137/Wikimedia Commons
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Uber and Lyft Don’t Reduce Cars. Transit Does.

By Angie Schmitt | Jan 9, 2019 | No Comments
Seattle is the only major city that really grew the number of car-free and car-light households in the last five years. It's also the only one that's really grown transit ridership.
Photo: Dongho Chang
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Check Out What Seattle Did with a Dead-End Street

By Angie Schmitt | Jan 8, 2019 | No Comments
Basketball anyone? One of the highlights from Seattle's Pavement to Parks program.
Richmond Mayor Mayor Levar Stoney at the opening of "the Pulse" bus rapid transit system in June. Photo: RVA Rapid Transit
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Richmond Shows How to Boost Small-City Transit

By Angie Schmitt | Jan 8, 2019 | No Comments
Richmond built a bus rapid transit line and reorganized its bus routes. Ridership rose 21 percent in a year.
A man with a cane crosses in the middle of the street
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Research Explains Why Pedestrians ‘Break the Rules’

By Angie Schmitt | Jan 7, 2019 | No Comments
Pedestrians behave unpredictably when the environment is not accommodating to them, new research using time-lapse video shows.
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Other States Should Copy Utah’s New Drunk Driving Rule

By Angie Schmitt | Jan 4, 2019 | No Comments
The new law lowers the threshold for impairment to .05 blood-alcohol level — which is what experts recommend.
Photo: Dongho Chang
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Check Out What Seattle Did with a Dead-End Street

By Angie Schmitt | Jan 4, 2019 | No Comments
Basketball anyone? One of the highlights from Seattle's Pavement to Parks program.
Photo:  Lorax/Wikimedia/CC
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DC Metro Opens Door to Bikes During Rush Hour

By Angie Schmitt | Jan 2, 2019 | No Comments
Bikes will be allowed on the DC Metro, even at rush hour — a long-sought win for local advocates.
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Streetsies 2018: The Year’s Best and Worst

By Angie Schmitt | Jan 2, 2019 | No Comments
Baltimore and Minneapolis are the big winners. The Koch brothers are the big losers.
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Best Redesign: Arlington’s Veitch St.

By Angie Schmitt | Jan 2, 2019 | No Comments
Meanwhile, Seattle's 14th Avenue gets the "Editors' Choice" Award amid heavy competition.
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Streetsies 2018: The True American Heroes of the Year

By Angie Schmitt | Dec 31, 2018 | No Comments
Activist moms. A can-do City Council president and even — shocking — a state DOT leader are this year's heroes.
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