Car traffic is a very much present problem in almost all — if not all

Startups racing to deploy rentable electric scooters around the world seem to be following Facebook

Cities are the drivers of change. If there is one aspect where cities haven’t driven

The massive volumes of information brought upon by the digital age allow us to move

Almost nothing will happen without some form of movement. Mobility is one of the non-negotiables

Shared dockless electric scooters, or e-scooters, transport riders over short distances in cities. Ride share

The Norwegian Capital of Oslo has incorporated plans to increase the usage and number of

If you love commuting on your travels, then this might be bad news. These cities

Sometimes, we need a step back to move forward. Climate change, pollution, and congestion in

Cities around the world are starting to see that they’ll be cleaner, healthier, and just

A new study examines 20 American cities and finds most are sorely lacking in non-car

Designing for bikes has become a hallmark of forward-looking modern cities worldwide. Bike-friendly city ratings

As the home of Royal Philips Electronics for more than 125 years, the southern Netherlands

People spend more money when cities are less vehicle-oriented. You’ve probably seen the term “walkability”

Minimum parking requirements create more parking than is needed. This in turn encourages more driving

The US has bad public transit, but you probably already know that. While some cities

Expanding public transportation, walking, and biking in cities could save more than $100 trillion in

An automobile revolution is coming our way – only you might have trouble hearing it

Electric vehicles (EVs) are set to change everything about how energy is consumed and supplied.

The age of driverless cars is rapidly approaching, and no one seems to know what

Why don’t cities learn from the mistakes others have made? We list the terrible ideas

If you’ve ever driven on a highway, you’ve probably seen it happen. Traffic slows to

Right now, most self-driving cars–like those being developed by Google or Uber–can only operate in

Architect and planner Jan Gehl looks back on how he helped transform Copenhagen into one

Talk of the transportation future is focused on the next shiny thing. But one old

It was the dawn of 1863, and London’s not-yet-opened subway system — the first of

Living in a city that has great public transit access can be a big bonus

In 1890, no one foresaw the rise of the internal combustion engine: horses were the

It is somewhat safe to say that, without transportation, we wouldn’t have gotten anywhere. The

Finding a home with easy access to public transit is a wonderful thing. In the

You might think that the 100% increases in charges drivers pay for dropping people off at airports

The idea that we will surrender our prized motors can look far-fetched. But as cities

Last year, Columbus, Ohio, won a $50 million grant for high-tech transportation innovation, with a

When we think of the city of the future, we might think about flying cars and scenes

Urban planners, governments and developers are increasingly interested in making cities “liveable”. But what features

If you’ve ever been to a busy metropolitan area with a subway system, you know

In the 1930s, the U.K. built a massive network of state-of-the-art bike trails. Now the

Build dense. Build near transit. Rinse and repeat. President Trump’s decision to pull out of

A chaotic animation portrays a full day of New York traffic, from buses to taxis

A system called “Flo” system uses cute creatures to tell cyclists to speed up or

Cities are trying to curb people’s driving habits, but most Americans aren’t ready to give

Instead of building expensive roads, we should be building housing that limits how far people

With more and more workers moving to the cities, megaregions are expanding, and as they

TransitScreen, a real-time transportation display, is trying to untangle the visual clutter of multimodal mobility.

As economic centers grow in size and importance, determining their boundaries has become more crucial.

Cities are harnessing future land values to pay for new infrastructure. But the research behind