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Two parking-craters-turned-beloved-public-squares face off today in Parking Madness. Vote for the best.

High-quality biking and walking facilities actually create healthier people, a new study based in Vancouver finds.

Whole neighborhoods around downtown Houston and Boston's Seaport are rising out of asphalt.

Lotta Crok, represents the city's 125,000 children under 14. She wants the city to be bolder about protecting child cyclists.

We’re on to our second round one match in this year’s Parking Madness competition — comparing different cities that have repaired their parking craters with useful infill development: more city! This competition highlights a really hopeful trend underway in cities; Parking craters all over the country are disappearing. In our first matchup, Minneapolis knocked off a … Continued

It's the first matchup in our Parking Madness tournament: Downtown East Minneapolis vs. Kansas City's Power and Light District.

Go Transit's ad employs all the well-worn cliches from car commercials in favor of the humble, lovable bus.

This week, we’re joined by Susan Crawford, the John A. Reilly Clinical Professor of Law at Harvard School of Law. Crawford talks about her new book Fiber, which focuses on how cities in the United States are trying to build communications networks with this seemingly limitless technology, yet still get pushback from regulators and incumbent companies … Continued

Sixteen awesome city spaces that have bloomed out of asphalt are going head to head in the next few weeks. See if your city made the cut.