Consultation on these schemes is a just means to further entrench the inequality of the status quo.

Most of these violations were recorded around the corner from where I live, on a street my kids need to cross - with no pedestrian crossing - every day to catch the bus to school. The danger these drivers represent can and should be drastically reduced through infrastructural intervention.

Quite.

I’m ok. Make no mistake: this is an attempt to target political enemies and weaponize federal law enforcement. For ten years, Trump has targeted me with baseless lies and smear campaigns. This is just the latest escalation in his campaign of political intimidation. I will not be silenced.

It’s actually happening. Ford is set to rip the Bloor bike lane out tomorrow. Lets get every person on a bike in the GTA out for this. Tuesday Oct 13th. 5pm. Tom Riley Park

To anyone who gets around Birmingham without a car, this is in no way shocking and did not require AI to report something aleady so obvious.

Heat pumps *are* defense spending. They cut our reliance on gas, and so weaken Russia.

I also can't believe more local authorities around the world aren't inspired to replicate San Francisco's fantastic Great Highway transformation in their own cities.

Imagine being an MP presiding over a place where this was happening, and choosing to never say anything about it ever while instead going on about small boats and people protesting against genocide.

Next year's must-read.

What a grim and shameful record.

Colonial car culture.

Here in Birmingham, those canisters are strewn across the city, and drivers can be seen openly using baloons on any number of streets - including the one my and many other families live one. To put it mildly, it's not a priority issue.

We're not getting very far with the Road Safety Emergency if the cops are collectively parking on the zig zags.

She stood in front of a bulldozer. Minutes later, Rachel Corrie was dead. On March 16, 2003, 23-years old Never Forget Never Forgive

Really enjoyed this opportunity to spend a few days around all these interesting people. Plus Ghent is a really inspiring model of what cities can do to enable more equitable mobility.

Tax billionaire wealth. I frankly don't care if a billionaire can make a second billion. I'd rather have the average person be able to make their first $100k.