Transit Friendly Planning Videos

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Why MBTA Multifamily Zoning Law Makes Sense for Massachusetts
Why MBTA Multifamily Zoning Law Makes Sense for Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Housing Partnership introduces the state's new transit oriented housing zoning requirement for places served by the Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority (MBTA).
Why Philadelphia's Streets Are Better Than Other North American Cities
Why Philadelphia’s Streets Are Better Than Other North American Cities
One thing that distinguishes Philly is the width of its streets and how that affects the city's structure, design, and conditions for travel.
Why Rail, Public Transit Could Make Central Ohio Land More Valuable | The Way We Move
Why Rail, Public Transit Could Make Central Ohio Land More Valuable | The Way We Move
Jeff Tumlin, former director of the SFMTA, argues that for Columbus to grow efficiently and attract top talent, transit must be central to its economic development strategy.
Why Social Equity Must Be the Base for 15-Minute City Advocacy
Why Social Equity Must Be the Base for 15-Minute City Advocacy
Urban planning advocate, Devin Silvernail, calls for a more equitable approach to 15-minute cities.
Why Transit Oriented Development Should Be NYC's Top Priority
Why Transit Oriented Development Should Be NYC’s Top Priority
The four new Metro-North stations planned in the Bronx present a once-in-a-generation opportunity to make New York City more accessible and equitable.
Why We Won't Raise Our Kids in Suburbia
Why We Won’t Raise Our Kids in Suburbia
While some may argue that suburbs are good places to raise children, there is another school of thought.
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Zaandam
How transit-oriented development, pedestrian and bike infrastructure, historic preservation, and other planning concepts can work together to create a place that serves the needs of residents and visitors.
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