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In what should come as no surprise to anybody who has ever switched from a driving commute to a walking or biking one, new research out of Portland State University found that people who bike to [...]

Fewer kids were injured during early morning and after school hours once new traffic lights, pedestrian signals and speed bumps were put around New York City schools, according to a new study. [...]

KaBOOM! is inviting grant applications from communities anywhere in the United States working to establish joint use agreements to re-open playground and recreational facilities previously [...]

        Another cool infographic we found on the Sustainable Cities Collective website shows us the possibilities for living an eco-friendly and more affordable life presented [...]

If you’re a fan of America’s national pastime, you know that any time a power hitter steps up to bat, the pitcher and pitching coach need to decide if they let the batter swing, or if [...]

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If there were bicycles for rent in various points around your town, would you ride more often? Would you use a shared bike program for short trips to the bank, the coffee shop, the deli, the [...]

Crossing guards have dangerous jobs. While they are protecting our children from drivers and making sure they can cross the street safety, they themselves are putting themselves at risk simply by [...]

Americans, it seems, just aren’t as in love with the automobile as they used to be. For months, articles have been cropping up detailing the decline in driving; and last month’s [...]

With today’s news that the car rental company Avis is buying the car sharing company Zipcar, it got us thinking about car sharing again. Car sharing is a nearly $400 million business in the [...]