Exasperated Infrastructures

Exasperated Infrastructures explores the challenges and dynamics of transportation and urban planning. It critiques political and social resistance to mobility improvements, emphasizes the need for diverse leadership and equity in planning, and advocates for prioritizing pedestrian safety, community needs, and sustainable infrastructure over car dependency.

Transportation and Urban Planning Political and Social Dynamics of Infrastructure Leadership and Diversity in Urban Development Pedestrian Safety and Mobility Public Engagement and Policy in Infrastructure Environmental Sustainability in Urban Spaces Equity and Accessibility in Transportation

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Midweek Takes #1

0 implied HN points • 16 Jun 21
  1. The author will share weekly round-ups of fun links, small observations, and best pieces about transportation and urban planning.
  2. Some content will be new while some will be older, all with relevance to urban planning.
  3. Readers can get a 7-day free trial to access full post archives on urban planning and transportation.

Joe Biden's Infrastructure Plan: Infrastructures Week Edition

0 implied HN points • 01 Apr 21
  1. Joe Biden's infrastructure plan focuses on the 'how' of implementation
  2. Climate justice is crucial for the success of the infrastructure plan
  3. The administration's treatment of the concept of infrastructure in the proposal is noteworthy

Aaron Gordon on the Past, Present, and Future of Transportation

0 implied HN points • 30 Mar 21
  1. Aaron Gordon is a skilled transportation reporter after transitioning from sports journalism.
  2. He discusses MTA's debt, environmental laws, and local transportation decision-making.
  3. Access to full article archives with a 7-day free trial on the site.
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Ed Sniffen on the Past, Present, and Future of Transportation

0 implied HN points • 01 Feb 21
  1. Ed Sniffen has dedicated his career to improving transportation in Hawaii.
  2. He and his team aim to set an example for all transportation professionals.
  3. Connecting with Ed can provide valuable insights into the past, present, and future of transportation.

Eulois Cleckley on the Past, Present and Future of Transportation

0 implied HN points • 16 Nov 20
  1. Eulois Cleckley discusses communication and regional cooperation in transportation.
  2. He has reorganized the Denver Department of Transportation and Infrastructure.
  3. Cleckley is leading efforts to shape the future of transportation in Denver and its suburbs.

Ikiru (生きる) is the perfect city planning movie.

0 implied HN points • 22 Oct 20
  1. Ikiru is considered a perfect city planning movie.
  2. The film highlights the concept of civic failure and the importance of public spaces.
  3. City planners can relate to the protagonist's struggle for creating a park.

Bicycle/Race: In Conversation With Adonia Lugo

0 implied HN points • 25 Aug 20
  1. Join the chat about Adonia Lugo's book on 9/15 at 6pm ET/3pm PT.
  2. Register for the book chat via the provided link.
  3. Get the book and continue reading with a 7-day free trial.

Jonathan Hawkins on the Past, Present, and Future of Transportation

0 implied HN points • 04 Aug 20
  1. Jonathan Hawkins reflects on past, present, and future of transportation.
  2. He discusses the European experience and the current pivotal moment for education.
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