Driving alone? Way2Go CLT Wants to Change That
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A new initiative is using prizes as incentive to encourage people to reduce single-occupancy trips by car. The project runs March 1-Oct. 31.
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Tell Charlotte What You Think About Its New Bike Plan
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The City of Charlotte wants public reaction to the draft of its updated bicycle plan.
![From Charlotte to Davidson to Charleston to Atlanta, planner Tim Keane's career has taken him to some iconic Southeastern cities. PlanCharlotte interviewed Keane, now the commissioner of planning and community development for the City of Atlanta. Photo: David Hunter [CC BY 2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons]](https://se.streetsblog.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/12/2016/12/Atlanta_skyline-DavidHunter-tandemracer-W.Commons.jpg?w=333)
Raised in Charlotte, He Now Runs the Planning Show in Atlanta
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Last year a Charlottean became Atlanta’s planning director.
Bike-Share and Other Changes Arriving With Light Rail to UNCC
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Light rail to the UNC Charlotte campus will transform transportation options in the area, from parking to buses to an on-campus bike-share program that debuts next year.
Today’s Headlines
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Feds Maneuver to End Lawsuit, Move Forward With Brightline (Palm Beach Post) DC Pressures Virginia to Increase Funding for the Metro (Washington Post) Orange County, University of Central Florida Agree to Street Safety Plan (Orlando Sentinel) A New Atlanta Resident Notices the City Isn’t Very Walkable (Paste) Neighbors Think Atlanta BeltLine Development Is Both Too Tall […]
An ’80s Tale: How Rural Preservation Didn’t Happen
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How decisions made decades ago ensured that almost all of Mecklenburg County would be open to development.