Val Menotti
@valmenotti.bsky.social
SF Bay Area land use / transportation planner, bicyclist, husband and dad. San Diego native.
This TCRP was process focused, but may be of interest
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nap.nationalacademies.org/catalog/2363...
Livable Transit Corridors: Methods, Metrics, and Strategies
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September 20, 2025 at 12:15 AM
This TCRP was process focused, but may be of interest
nap.nationalacademies.org/catalog/2363...
nap.nationalacademies.org/catalog/2363...
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And here's the messy map of country growth over the last four years! I like how clear you can see the boom in certain states like Florida, Texas, and Utah.
I've got a lot more state and region level maps coming later today, so stay tuned
I've got a lot more state and region level maps coming later today, so stay tuned
December 4, 2024 at 2:00 PM
And here's the messy map of country growth over the last four years! I like how clear you can see the boom in certain states like Florida, Texas, and Utah.
I've got a lot more state and region level maps coming later today, so stay tuned
I've got a lot more state and region level maps coming later today, so stay tuned
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In 2023, ALL of America's largest metro areas saw positive economic growth!
The fastest growers were OKC (+6.9%), Seattle (+6.2%), Houston (+5.4%), New Orleans (+5%), and Charlotte (+4.7%)
The fastest growers were OKC (+6.9%), Seattle (+6.2%), Houston (+5.4%), New Orleans (+5%), and Charlotte (+4.7%)
December 4, 2024 at 2:00 PM
In 2023, ALL of America's largest metro areas saw positive economic growth!
The fastest growers were OKC (+6.9%), Seattle (+6.2%), Houston (+5.4%), New Orleans (+5%), and Charlotte (+4.7%)
The fastest growers were OKC (+6.9%), Seattle (+6.2%), Houston (+5.4%), New Orleans (+5%), and Charlotte (+4.7%)
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Every state except one (North Dakota) has now seen their GDP recover or exceed pre-COVID levels!
Fastest: Florida (23.5%), Idaho (23%), Utah (21.8%), Arizona (19.9%), Texas (19.5%)
Slowest: North Dakota (-0.2%), Hawaii (1.7%), Alaska (3.5%), Louisiana (3.8%), Illinois (3.9%)
Fastest: Florida (23.5%), Idaho (23%), Utah (21.8%), Arizona (19.9%), Texas (19.5%)
Slowest: North Dakota (-0.2%), Hawaii (1.7%), Alaska (3.5%), Louisiana (3.8%), Illinois (3.9%)
December 20, 2024 at 10:45 PM
Every state except one (North Dakota) has now seen their GDP recover or exceed pre-COVID levels!
Fastest: Florida (23.5%), Idaho (23%), Utah (21.8%), Arizona (19.9%), Texas (19.5%)
Slowest: North Dakota (-0.2%), Hawaii (1.7%), Alaska (3.5%), Louisiana (3.8%), Illinois (3.9%)
Fastest: Florida (23.5%), Idaho (23%), Utah (21.8%), Arizona (19.9%), Texas (19.5%)
Slowest: North Dakota (-0.2%), Hawaii (1.7%), Alaska (3.5%), Louisiana (3.8%), Illinois (3.9%)
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First bike through w some amazing Dublin bike advocates. Visit BikeEastBay.org/CoalitionPartners to learn more about local East Bay groups & get involved.
November 23, 2024 at 7:58 PM
First bike through w some amazing Dublin bike advocates. Visit BikeEastBay.org/CoalitionPartners to learn more about local East Bay groups & get involved.