TransportationCamp organized an unconference day during CalACT’s (California Association for Coordinated Transportation) Fall Conference in Sonoma County. This was an exciting departure from TranspoCamp’s usual urban habitat, and revealed an off distinction around innovation.
TRB: Second Paper
I’m honored that this year the Transportation Research Board (TRB) of North America chose to accept my second paper. The topic: strategies to reduce rural vehicle-miles traveled (VMT).
BPJ Volume 27
Rarely able to fully extricate myself from anything, I’m happy to join the Berkeley Planning Journal in announcing the release of volume 27 (available now for free online, because of course).
MIT and Newton County, together again
My four-post series on MIT’s Community Innovator’s Lab on Newton County, Georgia and its comprehensive planning process.
Are you a “green tyrant”?
My piece on the “green tyranny” of strategic regional planning.