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Perpetual transient from #pureMichigan. Mostly tweets about bikes, busses, trains and housing.

ATX/NYC
Joined March 2008
Don't wanna be here? Send us removal request.
@the_transit_guy
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4 months
A reminder that the subway lines (4/5/6) under Lexington Ave in Manhattan move 1.3 million people daily.
@ranimolla
Rani Molla
4 months
Took a Tesla ride through the Boring Company tunnels in Vegas. Only two cars were running. Got stuck in traffic behind the other car.
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6 months
Growth or growths? 🤔
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8 months
This book is like a manual for functional transit and good urbanism.
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@WalkableAustin
Greg Anderson
8 months
what expanding interstates best accomplishes: turning farms into sprawl
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8 months
It’s insane that TxDOT can preemptively spend $1B of fake money to create the worst places in existence while Austin has to scrape together funding to no be destroyed.
@rethink35
Rethink35 - Stop I-35 expansion & demand better!
2 years
TxDOT to Austin: "The side-effects of our highway is your problem." @TxDOT's indifference toward the community is on full show here in this dialogue between @VanessaForATX & a TxDOT rep about funding for even as mild a measure as highway caps. Our leaders are pushing back! 😆
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8 months
Hindenburg about to explode in this photo, but look at that incredible mixed-use building with ground level retail. Hydrogen airships and nice places now both prohibited.
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8 months
Once a two lane road. @txdot traffic “projections” are just production forecasts.
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@Boenau
Andy Boenau
8 months
This is what status quo town planning looks like in the US.
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8 months
Texans: Why do y’all hate the countryside so much?
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@KUTnathan
Nathan Bernier
9 months
Expanded I-35 at 6th Street with and without caps
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@YIMBYLAND
YIMBYLAND
9 months
This is Manhattan at its highest population density. Over 2 Million ppl living on the island. Its fertility rate was ~4 “Urbanization is the biggest engine of demographic collapse” is ridiculous.
@MoreBirths
More Births
9 months
Urbanization is perhaps the biggest engine of demographic collapse. YIMBY does not solve fertility. Societies with endless vertical building in cities doom themselves to decline. Jiamusi city (in NE China) recorded a TFR of 0.41 in 2000, the lowest fertility ever recorded.
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@berkie1
Jonathan Berk
9 months
If this row of townhomes from the 1800s still existed today it would be a beloved part of the City with extensive historic designations placed on it to protect it. However, based on heavily restrictive modern zoning, nothing like it could ever be built here today. 📍Newton, MA
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9 months
Lots of new @TxDOT @TravisCountyTX subsidized sprawl around Cameron Rd north of Austin = lots more wasted time zooming around non-places in giant metal boxes. #Atxcouncil much prefers this to legalizing housing, though.
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9 months
Two coffee shops.
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9 months
How does this opinion still exist? $80k NIMBY bike lane removal versus TxDOT’s $104B boondoggle ten year road widening budget of pure waste.
@saveaustintx
Audit Austin City Council
9 months
Austin spending $80k to remove bike lanes put in 6 months ago after complaints. What an incredible waste of time and taxpayer money. The city facing budget deficits should stop shoving bikes lanes nobody wants down residents throats
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@CompletedStreet
Mark R. Brown, AICP, CNU
9 months
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9 months
This is what I think of when a politician says “hard working Americans just trying to put food on their table and gas in their car”.
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9 months
It’s weird how we say that transit is expensive even though that expense is dwarfed by the cost of the mega sprawl its lack enables.
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@urbanistvc
Laura Fingal-Surma 🚡 frontier urbanist
9 months
How we could be growing instead
@the_transit_guy
Hayden
9 months
This is what the growth of Princeton, TX—the third fastest-growing city in the country—looks like. We are a nation that measures growth in endless cul-de-sacs.
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