More automobile traffic = Fewer friends.
Looking at the social effects of traffic and neighborhood layout, and the analysis of peoples' environmental perceptions.
Via Lauren Moss
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The European Platform on Mobility Management (EPOMM) just unveiled a new interactive web tool that makes it easy to compare transportation data between cities internationally. Now analysts, designers, and planners can conveniently view data on transportation habits in hundreds of cities. Unfortunately, all of this data highlights how far behind American cities are compared to European cities. Via Lauren Moss Delete the scoop?
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