Why Bogotá Treats Sustainable Housing as Transport Policy Too
Why Bogotá sustainable housing policy counts transport costs: PRUMS, accessibility, displacement risks and how linking homes to transit makes affordability real
October 25, 2026
Transportation Planning
Tokyo Is Burying Part of Its Metropolitan Expressway to Reclaim the Nihonbashi Riverfront
Tokyo is burying the Nihonbashi expressway in a 1.8 km tunnel to reclaim its riverfront: heritage, public space and lessons from Boston and Seoul.
October 25, 2026
Mumbai Plans Wider Footpaths Across 30 Roads in Its Latest Pedestrian Upgrade
Mumbai footpaths plan: the BMC will widen walkways on 30 eastern suburb roads. Why continuity, vending, accessibility and effective width will decide success.
October 25, 2026
Paris Without Cars What Its Pedestrianisation and Cycling Revolution Actually Changed
Paris pedestrianisation and cycling reshaped its streets. An evidence-led look at what changed for street space, cycling, air quality and the wider metropolis.
October 1, 2026
London’s Buses Are Getting Slower: Why “Sustainable Mobility” Is Not Working Automatically
London bus speeds keep falling. Why sustainable mobility is not working automatically, and how junctions, kerbsides and enforcement can fix bus priority.
October 1, 2026
India’s National Water Metro Policy Could Transform Transport in River Cities
India’s draft National Water Metro Policy recasts waterways as urban transport. Which river cities have a credible case, and what Kochi does and doesn’t prove.
October 1, 2026
Can San Francisco Save BART Before Public Transport Enters a Death Spiral
BART faces a $376M FY2027 deficit as emergency funds run out. An evidence-led look at ridership, regional funding and how to avoid a transit death spiral.
October 1, 2026
Autodesk Forma Street Design Review for Urban Street and Mobility Planning
Autodesk Forma Street Design reviewed for urban street and mobility planning: what it does well, where evidence ends, and how to use it in design review.
October 1, 2026
Anne Hidalgo – aris Transformation & Pedestrian Policy
Anne Hidalgo has been an influential leader in sustainable and human-centered urban policy; as Paris’ first female mayor, she is an example of overcoming social and political boundaries.
August 4, 2025
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