World Streets This Week 8 August 2011

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More on public, private and social space. Dispatch from Andrew Curry reporting from occupied London
by Eric Britton, editor

We think quite a lot about space here at World Streets, from at least two perspectives. First and naturally enough given that the goal of transportation/mobility/access is specifically to find ways to bridge space, in one way or another, and for better or for worse. And second, because when we get to cities, and given [...] Read more of this post
Eric Britton, editor | 14 November 2011 at 06:20 | Categories: cities, Land use, private space, public space, UK, World Streets | URL: http://wp.me/psKUY-227

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Musing: What do you get if you use an iPad to access World Streets?
An iPad is not a PC, for a number of reasons. Always on, always near, always open, it provides the user with an entirely different and far more personal 21st century interface with the Internet and its extensions. So for this reason we decided to give a bit of attention to seeing how it might [...] Read more of this post Eric Britton, editor | URL: http://wp.me/psKUY-21M
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The Battle for the Street: Who won? Who lost? What next?
[Have a look at this good historical piece by Christopher Gray which appeared in today's New York Times under their Streetscapes/Traffic Wars rubric.] IN the future, perhaps our time will be known as the first decade of the Bicycle Wars, with righteous armies fighting over traffic lanes, bike paths and sidewalks, indeed over the very [...] Read more of this post| URL: http://wp.me/psKUY-21v
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Readers Choice. Top Twenty, 2010 2011

by Eric Britton, editor

When we post an article in World Streets, as we do on most weekday mornings, we are always extremely careful about our selection of topic and the manner in which we present it for our busy readers. But once the day's feature has its hours of front page glory and takes its place in our [...] Read more of this post | URL: http://wp.me/psKUY-20Z
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Getting the most out of World Streets: Stocks and flows

by Eric Britton, editor

As they put it in Economics 101 what you find here under this double-barreled name functions both as a flow and as a stock. The "flow" component is basically the articles that appear here each week day on average, plus the abundant collection of related social media and discussion fora which variously stream in to [...] Read more of this post | URL: http://wp.me/psKUY-1Zz
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CarSharing: A 1% solution (And why it is a critical 1%)

by Eric Britton, editor

The learning process has been long and painful. But it is almost 2012, the results are in, and we now know this one thing for sure: There are no one single, mega-dollar, build-it, big bang, fix-it solutions for transportation systems reform. No, the process is far more complex than that. Successful 21st century transport policy [...] Read more of this post
Eric Britton, editor | 7 November 2011 at 13:09 | Categories: behavior, carshare, Mayor/local govt, more choices, New Mobility, policy | URL: http://wp.me/psKUY-1Zt

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