Walkable Arlington retweeted
Did you know that when the canopies of trees grow enough to touch over a street or sidewalk, that’s often nick-named a “kissing canopy?” It creates a beautiful, comfortable & cool street condition, but it ONLY happens when the right decisions are made. #StreetsAreBetterWithTrees
Walkable Arlington retweeted
The Shorthorn Editorial Board encourages Arlington to develop feasible plans and work with TxDOT to combat more walkability issues in areas around campus. theshorthorn.com/opinion/edi…
Walkable Arlington retweeted
Hey, remember when car and oil companies successfully lobbied governments to create car dependent cities and suburbs, and once we became almost completely car dependent, WE became the loudest, angriest champions of unhindered road space for cars only, cheap gas, and free parking?
Walkable Arlington retweeted
Getting to share this moment with these two students on the @bicibuseixample was worth traveling around the world for. The #BikeBus is joy and freedom!! #BikeBusSummit #BiciBus – at Barcelona, Spain
Walkable Arlington retweeted
Arlington Water Utilities informed residents about an issue with a water pipeline that brings water from the Cedar Creek Reservoir to the John F. Kubala Water Treatment Plant this morning.
Here’s what residents should know while repairs are being made. ⬇️
Walkable Arlington retweeted
Early cherry blossom in dc this year & some neighborly posts at my fav coffee shop.
#cherryblossom
#placemaking
#eviction
Walkable Arlington retweeted
"If you invite more cars, you get more cars."
"If you make more bicycle infrastructure you get more bicycles."
"You get what you invite." - Jan Gehl
Walkable Arlington retweeted
Too often, we call streets “closed” when cars are removed, instead of OPEN to people and all the things that streets can be.
Does taking away cars make this street seem open or closed to you?
5th in NYC, 2021 video via my friend @ebkent #OpenStreets #NYC
Walkable Arlington retweeted
New from me: #ArlingtonTX received a $50k grant to identify walkable routes to healthy food options and city programs--and conduct "Walk audits" like the ones @WalkableA have conducted for years. @keranews @Report4America
keranews.org/health-wellness…
Walkable Arlington retweeted
Mavericks, continue to stay weather aware of all roadways and walking surfaces as the ice melts over the next few days.
As a reminder, UTA will continue remote operations through the end of Thursday, Feb. 2.
Aerial photos provided by @El_Rayo_Que_Fue of @UTARadio.
Walkable Arlington retweeted
It's not about whether you personally want to or need to drive. It’s about understanding the simple truth that in cities, if everyone tries to move by car, no one moves much at all. So the more of us that are enticed to walk, bike & take transit, the better it is for EVERYONE.
Walkable Arlington retweeted
How do you measure a livable, lovable city? One possibility — 94% of Parisians live less than 5 minutes from a bakery. HT @parisyimby #Paris
Walkable Arlington retweeted
How most traffic engineers see your city
Vs.
How cities should be designed 👇👇
Via @copenhagenizers @colvilleandersn
Walkable Arlington retweeted
A typical European car is parked 92% of the time. It spends 1/5th of its driving time looking for parking. Its 5 seats only move 1.5 people. 86% of its fuel never reaches the wheels, & most of the energy that does, moves the car, not people.
Sound efficient?
HT @circulareconomy
Walkable Arlington retweeted
Dublin is a perfect example of how highways were supposed to be: a circular ring around a city with connections in each direction. They were never suppose to displace communities and destroy the cities they were meant to serve. – at Queens, NY
Walkable Arlington retweeted
I’m lending my e-bike to someone who is a very inexperienced urban cyclist so I put together 10 straightforward riding tips for her.
Thought I would share them here for others to see AND see if bike twitter had anything to add!































