Transit Friendly Planning Videos

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See the Dramatic Street Changes Happening in Hoboken & Jersey City
Little by little over the last several years, Hoboken and Jersey City have improved their streets and made them safer and more enjoyable for all users, including pedestrians and bicyclists.
Senegal Cut Traffic in Half With Electric Buses
Senegal’s investment in BRT infrastructure to reduce pollution and ...
Smart Growth Awards 2016: Avalon Bloomfield Station
In 2016, NJ Future honored Bloomfield Station, a redevelopment effort that replaced old parking lots and dilapidated buildings with vibrant new structures in close proximity to its downtown train station.
Sound Transit Crosslake Connections Brings Surge in Ridership to Redmond WA
Ridership has surged since Sound Transit opened the Crosslake ...
Sound Transit Poised to Link Bellevue and Seattle
Sound Transit is kicking off 2026 with simulated service on the Cross Lake Connection, a major network expansion that adds two new stations and links Seattle's 1 Line with the 2 Line serving Redmond and South Bellevue.
Sound Transit Seeing an Increase in Daily Ridership
Since Sound Transit opened its Crosslake Link connecting Seattle to Mercer Island, the transit agency has increased ridership by 35 percent and now serves 155,000 riders per day—the highest ridership of any light rail system in the country.
South Central Transit-Oriented Development: Connecting Our City
Long-range planner for the City of Phoenix, Elias Valencia, and city residents discuss the South Central TOD policy plan, an effort to transform one of the city's corridors by 2045.
South Shore Line Celebrates Grand Opening of New 11th Street Station in Michigan City
Officials marked the completion of the $650 million Double Track Northwest Indiana project with the grand opening of the South Shore Line’s new 11th Street Station in Michigan City.
Stories | Mariam Massoud
Miriam, an engineer living in Columbus, Ohio, for the past two years, shares her insights on the city's LinkUS initiative.
Suburbia is Subsidized: Here's the Math
Car-dependent suburbia is subsidized by productive urban places. How much is this costing our cities? And more importantly, who pays?
Supporters, Opponents Respond to California's Bill Allowing for More Homes Near Transit Stations
Governor Gavin Newsom has signed SB 79, a bill that loosens restrictions on development near major transit hubs in the state’s eight most populous counties.
Sustainable Parking Management
Get the 411 on sustainable parking management with this brief video.
Sydney Summit 2022: Green Transit Oriented Development
How green transit-oriented development could be used to help Sydney, Australia build back better after the COVID pandemic. 
Tackling Housing Crisis, NYC Moving Forward with Office Conversion Accelerator Program
As the nation faces a persistent housing crisis, NYC's Office Conversion Accelerator Program looks to advance the effort to convert vacant office space into housing.
Tecnológico de Monterrey
The DistritoTec project by the university Tecnológico de Monterrey (Tec) has piloted new design, policy, and finance standards leading to a district-scale transformation.
Tenants Move In to Apartments Created From Unused Office Space in Boston's Downtown
Boston Pinnacle Properties has completed the city’s first office-to-apartment conversion under Mayor Michelle Wu’s Residential Conversion Pilot Program.
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