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The Automobile, The Elevator and The World Bank

Posted on March 4, 2013 by Matt Kroneberger

Roger Gorham of the World Bank kicked off last week’s Annual Sustainable Development Network panel on sustainable transport with a quote from Frank Lloyd Wright, “The outcome of the city will depend upon the race between the automobile and the elevator—and … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged access, automobiles, EMBARQ, Frank Lloyd Right, gilded age, Huntington, Los Angeles, MIT, mobility, pacific electric, pedestrian, policy, sustainability | Leave a comment

The Very Definition of Access

Posted on February 24, 2013 by Matt Kroneberger

When CJ Craig (aka, Allison Janney) mentioned in The West Wing, “When I move back to Los Angeles, I am going to do a lot more walking.” The retort was obvious, “Yes, Los Angeles, known for being a pedestrian nirvana.” … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged access, Indianapolis, pedestrian infrastructure, San Francisco, sidewalk, subsidized transit, wintry-mix, youth | Leave a comment

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