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Three ingredients for the future of urban transportation

  • When I was 20 my then boyfriend found me in tears over high-speed rail infrastructure. I had realized with desperation that I was likely
Opinion | BY SHOSHANNA SAXE | February 22, 2021
A cyclist, pictured on July 30, 2020, riding along the Ottawa River. COVID has proven what is possible. Cities of all sizes in Canada, from Moncton, to Calgary, to Victoria, invested in cycling infrastructure in 2020. Toronto and Brussels built 40 km of bike lanes in one summer. Paris built 50 km. The European Cycling Federation reports 1,111 km of cycle lanes built between April and December 2020. 

Three ingredients for the future of urban transportation

Opinion | BY SHOSHANNA SAXE | February 22, 2021
  • When I was 20 my then boyfriend found me in tears over high-speed rail infrastructure. I had realized with desperation that I was likely

Three ingredients for the future of urban transportation

Opinion | BY SHOSHANNA SAXE | February 22, 2021
  • When I was 20 my then boyfriend found me in tears over high-speed rail infrastructure. I had realized with desperation that I was likely
A cyclist, pictured on July 30, 2020, riding along the Ottawa River. COVID has proven what is possible. Cities of all sizes in Canada, from Moncton, to Calgary, to Victoria, invested in cycling infrastructure in 2020. Toronto and Brussels built 40 km of bike lanes in one summer. Paris built 50 km. The European Cycling Federation reports 1,111 km of cycle lanes built between April and December 2020. 

Three ingredients for the future of urban transportation

  • When I was 20 my then boyfriend found me in tears over high-speed rail infrastructure. I had realized with desperation that I was likely
Opinion | BY SHOSHANNA SAXE | February 22, 2021
A cyclist, pictured on July 30, 2020, riding along the Ottawa River. COVID has proven what is possible. Cities of all sizes in Canada, from Moncton, to Calgary, to Victoria, invested in cycling infrastructure in 2020. Toronto and Brussels built 40 km of bike lanes in one summer. Paris built 50 km. The European Cycling Federation reports 1,111 km of cycle lanes built between April and December 2020. 

Three ingredients for the future of urban transportation

Opinion | BY SHOSHANNA SAXE | February 22, 2021
  • When I was 20 my then boyfriend found me in tears over high-speed rail infrastructure. I had realized with desperation that I was likely

Three ingredients for the future of urban transportation

Opinion | BY SHOSHANNA SAXE | February 22, 2021
  • When I was 20 my then boyfriend found me in tears over high-speed rail infrastructure. I had realized with desperation that I was likely
A cyclist, pictured on July 30, 2020, riding along the Ottawa River. COVID has proven what is possible. Cities of all sizes in Canada, from Moncton, to Calgary, to Victoria, invested in cycling infrastructure in 2020. Toronto and Brussels built 40 km of bike lanes in one summer. Paris built 50 km. The European Cycling Federation reports 1,111 km of cycle lanes built between April and December 2020. 
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