Transit Friendly Planning Videos

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NJ's Transit Stations Can Help Spur More Affordable Housing
Learn about how transit-oriented development (TOD) is helping New Jersey towns address the affordable housing crisis by situating housing and retail near transit facilities.
No car, no problem. Solutions on the rails.
Since SunRail first began serving the Orlando area in 2016, it has transformed how people travel and live.
No Letup in Congestion Pricing Feud Between NJ and NY
Negotiations between New Jersey and New York over congestion pricing have stalled with less than three weeks to go before the toll program is set to go into effect.
NYC Continues to Return Broadway to People
Over the last decade or so, NYC has been remaking Broadway in a way that prioritizes pedestrians.
NYC's Streetfighter on NYC's Best Open Street: Janette Sadik-Khan Visits 34th Avenue!
Janette Sadik-Khan, former Commissioner of NYC DOT, Principal at ...
Ode to The Netherlands: Streetfilms' Favorite Dutch Bike Things
Looking for inspiration for how to incorporate better bicycle facilities?
Once in a Century Opportunity - Transit Oriented Communities Around VTA’s BART Silicon Valley
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) introduces the BART Silicon Valley Phase II project, which aims to extend transit access through San Jose and Santa Clara.
Ontario Government Tables New Bill Aimed at Solving Housing Crisis
The Ontario provincial government has introduced new legislation to accelerate housing construction by reducing permit approval times, simplifying zoning regulations for transit-oriented developments, and deferring impact fees until occupancy.
Parking and High Rents
This TikTok video by Paul Stout discusses the costs of parking and its impacts on urban spaces.
Parking Reimagined: Updating Fairfax County’s Parking Requirements
The County of Fairfax, VA explores the pressing need to modernize parking requirements.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro Bails Philadelphia Transit System Out with Federal Funding
Pennsylvania flexes $153 million in federal highway money to transit.
Philadelphia's Strawberry Mansion Neighborhood Would Be Devastated by Potential SEPTA Cuts
As SEPTA proposes service cuts to address a $213 million budget deficit, residents in low-income neighborhoods like Philadelphia’s Strawberry Mansion face disproportionate harm.
Potential SEPTA Rail Service Cuts Loom for NJ Passengers
Facing a $213 million budget gap, SEPTA plans to cut Trenton Line service in July 2025 and eliminate it entirely by 2026 without new funding.
Preserving Communities Along the Purple Line
The Purple Line Collaborative works to promote eTOD along Maryland’s new 16-mile route.
Program Aims to Boost Equitable Development Near Transit
Development without displacement. Increasing density. Encouraging people to use transit. These are some of the goals of Elevated Chicago.
PTN Live Replay: Restoring Scranton to New York Amtrak Passenger Rail Service
Efforts to restore passenger rail service between NYC and Scranton took a significant step forward with the announcement of $9 million in federal funding.
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