This Infra Week

Posted by Content Coordinator on Friday, February 14th, 2014

Thinking of Spreading a Little Artistic Neighborhood Cheer?
Don’t. It’s probably against the law.
(Strong Towns Blog)

Imagine All the People…Without Cars.
Could driverless cars really rule the roads in just 16 years?
(The Atlantic Cities)

Crowdfunding Infrastructure
Kansas City looks to “transform one of the worst cities for biking into the one of the greatest with a world-class bike share as the catalyst.”
(This Big City)

Megan Owens of Transportation Riders United on the Infra Blog
Hear about her mission to get Detroit the public transit it needs to grow
(Infra Blog)

Indiana’s Transit Bill May Not Be As Bad As Expected!
Despite opposition, transit expansion in Indianapolis looks likely to happen
(Streetsblog USA)

Tags: Aloha, crosswalk, crowdfunding, Detroit, driverless cars, Hawaii, Indiana, John Lennon, Kansas City, Megan Owens, Transit Bill, Transportation Riders United

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