The New Normal

To Make Their Physical Infrastructure Dreams Reality, Local Communities Need a Civic Infrastructure That Supports Their Long-Term Capacity

These U.S. Communities Challenged the Infrastructure Development Status Quo with Their Innovative Projects. Here’s What We Can Learn.

A Look at Global Trends in Dockless, Shared Micromobility, Why It’s Doing Better in Europe and What’s Next

Historic Federal Funding Is Driving the Opportunity to Transform U.S. Infrastructure, but the Effort Must Center Communities

Despite many hurdles, dockless micromobility is on the rise in cities and countries around the world. We analyze the biggest trends from…

An Innovative Congestion Pricing Pilot in Bogotá Tests An App-based Dynamic Pricing Scheme

A Bike Ride Down D.C.’s Busy 14th Street Illuminates the Tension Between Cars and Micromobility — and Potential for Safe, Joyful Mobility

Behavior Nudges in Trip-Planning Apps Can Impact How We Choose to Move. Here’s How They Can Prioritize Sustainable Travel.

How Electric Bikes, a Community-Based Bike Challenge and Behavior Change Are Helping Detroit Prioritize People-First Mobility

Cities Can Use User Surveys to Gain Insights into Shared Micromobility, But Need to Ask the Right Questions

E-bikes have the potential to transform how we travel and cut transportation emissions in the U.S. To get there, we need policies that make…

How Getting Serious about Gaming Can Empower Urban Planners, Policymakers & Community Leaders to Build Better, People-Oriented Streets

We need policies that both address the climate crisis and create a more equitable transportation system for all Americans. Here’s a…

The first-ever Urbanism Next Europe Conference explored the future of cities — from new mobility services to urban design and beyond.

Transportation Should Be Joyful. Here’s Why & How We Can Make It Happen.

With new mobility data, cities can work with micromobility service operators to build equitable, sustainable and safe communities.