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Monday's Most Read # 1 - Transit-Oriented Development Can Help Cities Grow. Which Urban Areas Are Doing Best? link.theoverheadwire.com/j8nrc Urban Institute @yonahfreemark.com
In total transit ridership per capita, the highest ranked large urban areas are: 1—NYC 2—SF 3—DC 4—Boston 5—Seattle 6—Chicago 7—Philly 8—LA 9—Portland 10—Salt Lake www.urban.org/urban-wire/t...
Thanks to an expansion to Bellevue that opened in late March, the Seattle region's light rail system is now the most-used in the US. @mclindblom.bsky.social confirms: Sound Transit is reporting about 155,000 daily trips on its Link light rail services www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news...
New York City just reported its lowest murder rate in recorded history www.amny.com/news/may-202...
New York City needs more homes. The city & its agencies have a big opportunity: Leveraging redevelopment of aging libraries, police stations, fire stations, & schools to create new public facilities… & apartments on top! In @vitalcitynyc.bsky.social, I explore: www.vitalcitynyc.org/nyc-joint-de...
DUSP alumni representing!
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TIL there is a brand new $4.5 billion bridge between Detroit and Windsor sitting unused because it has gotten caught up in Trump's petulant trade fight with Canada prospect.org/2026/06/08/g...
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Most large urban areas throughout the US have increased their housing supply near transit over the past four decades, encouraging more residents to live in n…
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Transit-Oriented Development Can Help Cities Grow. Which Urban Areas Are Doing Best?
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Interesting read (as usual from @yonahfreemark.com): transit service levels, ridership & housing unit growth in large metros. Some surprises among ranking of transit service miles provided per capita by metro but less surprising a strong (not absolute) relationship between service levels & frequency
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Will the trade war leave a new bridge just sitting over an international waterway?
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Canada Built a New Bridge From Ontario to Detroit. Trump Refuses to Open It. - The American Prospect
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Yonah Freemark
Yonah Freemark
Seattle's light rail & streetcar lines carried 4.8 million riders in April—a 44% increase above March, after Link Line 2 was extended to connect Seattle & Bellevue across Lake Washington. Seattle's light rail & streetcar lines are now the most-ridden in the nation, above LA, Boston, or San Diego.
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DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin claims Mamdani is "absolutely destroying a great city"
I'm catching plenty of reader comments that say "What about New York?" "What about Chicago and Washington, D.C.?" A little known subtlety, found in the National Transit Database, tells us that metro Seattle transit use is slightly more per capita than Chicago, and similar totals to Philly.