May/June 2011
Planning
Special Issue on Transportation
Will East Coast ports grab more market share after the Panama Canal is widened? Jeff Spivak sails into the fray.
The debate over revamping I-70 reflects what's happening nationally. Allen Best is on the scene.
Sidebar: Meanwhile, on I-80
Automobile-crazy Oklahoma City rebuilds its downtown around pedestrians and cyclists, Jeff Speck reports. A Sustaining Places story.
Corry Buckwalter Berkooz and Laetitia Dablanc explain how European cities manage their urban freight deliveries.
Young Americans are embracing trains and buses — because technology makes public transit the cool way to go. By Joseph Schwieterman.
Darrin Youker rides bus rapid transit — in Planning Practice.
Earthquake responses, San Francisco subway.
Plat denial, medical marijuana.
Statistics in the news, compiled by APA's Research Department. This month: transportation.
Tim Beatley explores San Francisco's Nature in the City program.
Clarifying APA's position on RLUIPA, digital billboards.
Urbanism will save us, dead-end highway.
News reports, blogs, videos, etc.
The highly effective planner.
Cover art: Gatun Locks, Panama Canal. Photo courtesy Panama Canal Authority.
