The Week in TOD News January 20-26, 2024
New Brunswick considers permanent pedestrian plaza • Hoboken’s Housing Redevelopment Plan • Washington State considers TOD bill • Repurposing parking garages • Mexico’s first low-emission zone
Read MoreNew Brunswick considers permanent pedestrian plaza • Hoboken’s Housing Redevelopment Plan • Washington State considers TOD bill • Repurposing parking garages • Mexico’s first low-emission zone
Read MoreBiking in Black and brown communities • NJ Transit Village grants • Parking to affordable housing • MBTA Rapid Transit Communities adopt new zoning • Philippine projects transform urban landscape
Read MoreTransit projects to support middle class ● Post-pandemic transit ● Perth Amboy redevelopment plans ● Learning from KC’s fare free program ● TOD & the fight again global warming ● Green TOD in Indonesia
Read MoreWork begins on Hoboken Connect ● Agencies seek bus operators ● Redeveloping Newark’s Lower Broad Street neighborhood ● Senior housing near Wyandanch Station ● MARTA repurposes surface parking lots ● Planning, transit & the Global South
Read MoreNJ TRANSIT selected for FTA’s TOD Pilot Program. Feds clear the way for Gateway Tunnel project. MA wants suburbs to build apartments near transit. NY Governors supports ADUs & TOD legislation.
Read MoreTransit agencies seek alternative revenue streams, Newark’s development boom, Seattle community plans for new light rail service, and the DC region looks to prioritize equity in transportation and land use planning
Read MoreSpokane and Prince George’s County link transit and land reforms to advance TOD and address environmental and housing affordability. Plus, how improving housing stability can build social equity.
Read MorePlanners ponder lessons learned from the pandemic: Will we return to normal, or something better?
Read MoreChanging times: “How Full is My Ride?” NJT mobile app; Lincoln Tunnel bus lanes resume; Denver’s new N-Line. Green TOD in Stamford, Texas high-speed rail; Chicago links equitable TOD and inclusionary housing; Tel Aviv pilots wireless electric roads for public transport.
Read MoreThe weekly TOD news. In NJ, mixed-income TOD in West Orange, Mulberry Commons opens in Newark, redevelopment in Dunellen. Beyond NJ, who killed Durham-Orange light rail, NYC’s playground deserts, coworking finds a new home–parking spaces, falling ridership in Atlanta, Denver’s new Gold Line, and Candiac Station TOD.
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