Behold the liberating potential of Google's self-driving car for Steve Mahan, Google self-driving car user #0000000001. Steve is legally blind. Read more »
Social movements in cities around the world are responding to the seeming inevitability of cars dominating our public space. But automobiles didn’t always fill our streets. Read more »
Earlier in the week, Beth Buczynski wrote about a campaign in the city of Murcia, Spain which offers residents lifetime public transit passes if they give up their cars. Read more »
On January 1, California enacted a cool new law to make it easier for people to share their cars. With your help, this kind of law could quickly and easily spread throughout the country. Read more »
Car sharing is not only a good idea; it’s a ridiculously smart use of resources. Car owners generally pay between $3000 and $10,000 per year to own a car that sits and takes up space for 22 to 23 hours per day. Read more »
One little noticed effect of the Internet revolution has been a significant shift in our emotional attachment toward automobiles. This could have a profound effect on the future of our cities. Read more »
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