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Urban and transport planning. Trees, books, bikes. Sweden.
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The cat font. It is beautiful.
July 20, 2025 at 7:26 PM
The cat font. It is beautiful.
100% Stockholm metro
100% Stockholm commuter train
It is possible.
100% Stockholm commuter train
It is possible.
% of subway stations with elevators (step free access)
33% - London
30% - NYC
14% - Paris
While systems like BART and Melbourne are completely accessible, we have so much work to do to get our transit infrastructure fully accessible in aggregate.
33% - London
30% - NYC
14% - Paris
While systems like BART and Melbourne are completely accessible, we have so much work to do to get our transit infrastructure fully accessible in aggregate.
March 25, 2025 at 8:37 AM
100% Stockholm metro
100% Stockholm commuter train
It is possible.
100% Stockholm commuter train
It is possible.
Reposted
% of subway stations with elevators (step free access)
33% - London
30% - NYC
14% - Paris
While systems like BART and Melbourne are completely accessible, we have so much work to do to get our transit infrastructure fully accessible in aggregate.
33% - London
30% - NYC
14% - Paris
While systems like BART and Melbourne are completely accessible, we have so much work to do to get our transit infrastructure fully accessible in aggregate.
March 24, 2025 at 5:18 PM
% of subway stations with elevators (step free access)
33% - London
30% - NYC
14% - Paris
While systems like BART and Melbourne are completely accessible, we have so much work to do to get our transit infrastructure fully accessible in aggregate.
33% - London
30% - NYC
14% - Paris
While systems like BART and Melbourne are completely accessible, we have so much work to do to get our transit infrastructure fully accessible in aggregate.
After 2 weeks visiting the US, I can really relate to this. As a professional planner with experience of scandinavian design it was mind boggling. In the end I could only point and laugh, but I was just sad. And there were so many (for me obvious) simple redesigns possible...
Ever wonder why so many streets in North America feel chaotic, dangerous, and ugly? They're not streets or roads, they're 'stroads.'
Not Just Bikes explains how these failures in design hurt our cities and wallets.
Not Just Bikes explains how these failures in design hurt our cities and wallets.
Stroads are Ugly, Expensive, and Dangerous (and they're everywhere) [ST05]
YouTube video by Not Just Bikes
youtu.be
January 4, 2025 at 10:41 PM
After 2 weeks visiting the US, I can really relate to this. As a professional planner with experience of scandinavian design it was mind boggling. In the end I could only point and laugh, but I was just sad. And there were so many (for me obvious) simple redesigns possible...