Transit Friendly Planning Videos

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Conversations with Destination Newark: A Conversation with Adenah Bayoh
Get to know the remarkable story of Adenah Bayoh, a restaurant and real estate entrepreneur working in Newark and the greater Northeast.
Delhi’s Newly Recruited Women Bus Drivers Hit the Road | DW News
In Delhi, India, a new initiative aims to increase the number of female bus drivers.
Denver Considering Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing, But Not Everyone Agrees
As Denver continues to face a housing affordability crisis, this 2021 video highlights how local activists and some city officials view Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing (NOAH) as part of the solution.
Did NJ Lose Out on Congestion Pricing Settlement?
The congestion pricing battle isn't over, at least not on this side of the river. In his first public comments since the plan went into effect, Gov. Phil Murphy on Wednesday said his office is reviewing all remaining legal options to defeat the toll, which charges most drivers an extra $9 to enter Manhattan south of 60th street.
Dividing Lines: Highways’ History of Displacement and Pollution
The Southern Environmental Law Center discusses how Black and low-income communities have in the past been intentionally left out of land use decision-making and historically targeted for highway construction.
DVRPC Connections 2045: Planning for a More Equitable Future
DVRPC presents a thoughtful exploration of regional equity through transportation planning.
Eden & MidPen Housing: Affordable Transit-Oriented Development
In 2016, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) recognized the efforts of non-profit developers Mid-Penn Housing and Eden Housing for their work to provide affordable transit-accessible housing.
Equity & Project Connect: New Group Focuses on Possible Displacements | KVUE
As Austin's new transit initiative, Project Connect, progresses, it faces the challenge of potential displacement.
Evolving TOD to Equitable Transit Oriented Development
This short video, plus others from a June 2021 webinar, offers insight into the development of Chicago’s Equitable Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) Policy Plan.
Five Dense “Missing Middle” Neighbourhoods in Montreal
Montreal provides excellent examples of neighborhoods comprised of "missing middle" housing and, more importantly, is actively engaged in building more.
Flexible Curbside Management
Management of curbside space allows for better use of this highly demanded urban space.
Free transit initiative for teens, seniors in Burlington launches today
As of August 2nd, seniors aged 65 and older as well as teens can ride transit free of charge in Burlington, Ontario.
Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer believes the future of Blackstone Avenue is housing.
This news story features discussion of the adaptive reuse of Manchester Mall into apartments.
FTA's All Stations Accessibility Program
On the 32nd anniversary of the ADA, the FTA announced approximately $343 million available for Fiscal Year 2022 grants for the All Stations Accessibility Program.
Future of Honolulu's rail system. How far will it stretch?
First proposed in the early 2000s as a cost-effective means of connecting parts of Oahu Island, Phase 1 of Skyline, Honolulu’s $10 billion light rail system, opened on June 30.
Gendered Active Transportation Behaviour
Improving the built environment can enhance the safety of women and families.
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