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The federal government threw out 11 rules that prevented cities from building walkable streets. (Photo of a street in Hoboken courtesy NJbikeped.org)

The feds just made it a lot easier for cities to design walkable, bikeable streets

Branden Klayko - May 17, 2016

Hit-and-run motorist strikes girl walking on Cane Run Road

Branden Klayko - Mar 2, 2016

November 10: Help plan the next Louisville Loop segment in Eastwood

Branden Klayko - Nov 5, 2015

Senate Candidate Proposes Transportation Overhaul

Park(ing) Day at the Urban Design Studio. (Branden Klayko)

A Look Back at Park(ing) Day Louisville 2011

CycLOUvia debuts new route through Shelby Park, Germantown, Schnitzelburg

On the Indianapolis Cultural Trail. (Courtesy PeopleForBikes)

Bikes as teleportation devices? Science appears to say so

What if? We'd really like to see this slip-n-slide happen on Baxter Avenue. (Montage by Broken Sidewalk)

We’d really like to see this 1,000-foot-long slip-n-slide hit the streets...

Jan 27, 2015

Big Blank Thursday: Frankfort Avenue Edition

Dec 18, 2008
Pedestrian killed on East Indian Trail (map via Lojic)

Pedestrian Killed By Dozing Driver On East Indian Trail

Mar 1, 2010

Person killed by drunk motorist on Griffiths Avenue at 25th Street

Dec 8, 2015

Forum to discuss potential two-way future of Shelby Park’s neighborhood streets

Apr 25, 2017
Here’s how many people a single traffic lane can carry “with normal operations,” according to the National Association of City Transportation Officials.

How different transportation modes can increase limited street capacity

May 11, 2016
Dracula advertisements on Louisville pedicabs (Actors Theater)

Dracula Sinks Its Teeth Into Pedicab Advertising At Actors Theater

Sep 27, 2010

Striking Visions Of Louisville’s Future Within Our Grasp

Mar 4, 2009
The Dairy Del on Shelby Street. (Courtesy Invested in Shelby)

Invested In Shelby: Schnitzelburg neighbors look for ways to improve key...

Sep 19, 2014
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