In this episode of Radio Free Urbanism, the hosts discuss Vancouver's recent decision to lower speed limits on local streets to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists. They explore the importance of traffic calming measures, such as modal filters, in creating safer urban environments. The conversation emphasizes the need for community engagement in urban planning and the role of public transit in enhancing mobility.

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In this new episode of Radio Free Urbanism, Ethan and Sully catch up on

what they have both been up to this month. Covering the main topics of

the two new transit openings in the southwestern part of the United

States.

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In this episode of Radio Free Urbanism, Nic and Sully discuss their recent experiences at the Strong Towns convention and their reflections on urban planning in cities like Boston and Providence. They explore the implications of e-bikes in urban environments, the criminalization of cyclists in NYC, and the impact of historical urban renewal projects. The conversation emphasizes the need for innovative infrastructure, community engagement, and a balanced approach to urban mobility. In this conversation, Nic Laporte and Sully discuss the challenges and opportunities surrounding e-bikes and urban infrastructure. They explore the importance of separating different modes of transportation, the role of local governance in shaping public perception, and the need for innovative solutions in bike infrastructure. The discussion also touches on personal experiences with e-bikes, comparisons between cycling infrastructure in Copenhagen and Amsterdam, and the ongoing fight for car-free streets in their communities.

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In this episode of Radio Free Urbanism - we are joined by Urban Planner and and social media influencer Hayden Clarkin. They explore Hayden's path to urbanism and discuss some of the interesting ways on how to build more transit and for cheaper.

Hayden Clarkin (@thetransitguy) • Instagram photos and videos

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Ethan

In this episode of Radio Free Urbanism - we are joined by YouTuber and urbanism enthusiast Alexander Rotmensz. They explore Alex’s path into urbanism, the power of beautiful design, and the role of community in shaping cities. The conversation covers the impact of architectural styles on identity, debates between modern and traditional architecture, and the influence of NIMBYism. They also highlight the transformative potential of e-bikes, cultural attitudes toward mobility, and the importance of infrastructure in supporting biking and walking. The episode wraps with a look at Hampstead as a model for thoughtful urban planning.

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In this episode of Radio Free Urbanism, speeding enforcement in New York City and Paris’s transformation into a leading child-friendly cycling city. They discuss North America’s contrasting approach to school safety, the challenges of adapting European urban models, and the need for community engagement in planning. The episode also highlights Seattle’s light rail expansion, innovations in transportation, and strategies to improve child mobility. Other topics include the cultural role of street vending, urban transit developments, and listener feedback on events like Bike to Work Day. The episode closes with research on reducing car dependency and promoting sustainable transportation.

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In this episode of Radio Free Urbanism, hosts Nic, Sully, and Ethan cover Sacramento’s automated bike lane enforcement and Vision Zero funding battles in Pierce County, to the challenges of designing roads for both emergency access and pedestrian safety. They discuss transit developments in Los Angeles, bike infrastructure standards, and housing regulations in California, while also reflecting on jaywalking’s cultural history and a tragic incident in Vancouver that underscores the urgent need for safer, more equitable urban design.

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In this episode Sully talks with Peter Norton, author of Fighting Traffic: The Dawn of the Motor Age in the American City.

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