Are streets open only to bikes the answer to increased bike usage in cities across the United States? Photo by Frank Hebbert.
Cities have been ranked in all kinds of ways. Best places to live, best access to the outdoors, most walkable, most obese, ease of landing a green job, best street art.
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Seattle’s streetcar, a.k.a. the South Lake Union Trolley (affectionately abbreviated as S.L.U.T.), not only moves people but also moves ideas.
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- Global Alliance for Community Wellness
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- High Density, Mixed Used Neighborhoods
- Houston
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- Pedestrianization
- Place
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- Space
- Surdna Foundation
- Sustainable Transport
- trams
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- United States
- Urban Design Collaborative
- Urban Planning
- urbanization
A fleet of hybrid-electric buses will save the Seattle area 750,000 gallons of fuel yearly. This, according to General Motors Corp. which will equip 235 buses with hybrid technology that is claimed to boost fuel economy up to 60%.



