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Bipartisan common-sense urban reform we can all agree on: the government shouldn't mandate parking. Let each business or development decide for themselves how much parking they need to build.

"Unlicensed bicyclists put pedestrians at unnecessary risk!"

In case you're wondering why good urban density is hard to achieve....

Berekley, the city that ironically started single-family-only zoning, has now eliminated SFH-only zoning to allow more multi-family housing. Hopefully, Berkeley will once again set an example for the rest of the country to follow. planetizen.com/news/2025/06/1…

In case anyone's wondering if there's better uses for the 2 billion parking spots in the nation....

People say "well, Europe was never as car-centric as the US." Gran Via, Madrid's central avenue 1956 vs today. Madrid simply made a commitment to make their city about people not cars 📸Melissa & Chris Bruntlett

What it looks like when you remake cities for people, not cars

Florida can now arrest driver's on the spot if they drive 100mph or more, or 50mph over the speed limit. Long overdue measure🚗🚙🚕

Train travel has its advantages. Can't enjoy this scenery while driving safely. Amtrak Borealis from St. Paul to Chicago🚅

The future of transport will reshape cities. Laura Fingal-Surma 🚡 frontier urbanist previewed Swyft Cities' reimagined gondolas: smart, automated, scalable Salar Yazdjerdi shared how Tesla AVs will allow roads to flow like rivers as vehicles coordinate, reaction time nears zero, & safety nears certainty

We whole-heartedly agree❤️Our revolutionary urban transportation🚡will make cities more dynamic, livable, walkable & sustainable. ...and oh yes, Boom Supersonic can whisk people between "Swyft CIties"✈️

What happens when buildings fail to wear proper reflective clothing....

It's not the hard work, it's the zoning restrictions that make it easy to build sprawl, and hard to build the walkable, livable neighborhoods on the left...

"[Whoosh] can be shoehorned into existing cityscapes, can cross over essentially any surface-level barrier, including rivers, rail lines, freeways. They run on electricity and emit no greenhouse gas, and their environmental footprint is minimal" intransitionmag.org/Article/Transi…

We don't have houses any more, we have garages with living quarters attached behind them🚗🚗🚗🚗🚗 📸:City Aesthetics ⛩

We agree, gondolas are magical...even if they're not taking you to the Magic Kingdom youtube.com/shorts/C5PLyNY…

Seattle-Portland & Seattle-Vancouver needs high-speed rail like...yesterday 🚅 Axios axios.com/local/seattle/…

It's not just suburbs that are unwalkable. Freeways, railroads, parking lots make whole sections of cities unwalkable & cut off from each other. We're here to help people fly over those obstacles🚡

We certainly wouldn't mind moseying along South Congress Ave in Austin🤠🚡

The more that people look at it, the more gondolas make sense for cities: minimal infrastructure, low build & operating costs, move traffic & congestion from the streets. (and ignore talk that gondolas are just for cities with hilly terrain -- they work anywhere)🚡