Streetscape Changes to Newstead From Clayton To Forest Park Avenue
Streetscape changes for Newstead between Clayton and Forest Park Avenue to serve the burgeoning Cortex District and the WUSTL Neuroscience…
Category Archives: Transportation
Community Mobility Committee Seeks Members and Community Input
A St. Louis City committee is recruiting residents to help guide policy and advise on non-car transportation.
The Community Mobility…
Skinker DeBaliviere Traffic Calming Study Recommends Great Things
WSP USA conducted a traffic calming study of the Skinker DeBaliviere neighborhood for the city’s Board of Public Service at…
Gas Tax Cut Again in Missouri
Another year has passed and the fuel tax has been cut again. Since Missouri’s fuel tax is fixed at 17…
A Passenger Rail Network for St. Louis For Real This Time
Seven years ago I outlined a passenger rail network for St. Louis. Little progress has been made. St. Louis to…
Street Barricades: Urban Scourge or Opportunity for a Bikeable St. Lou...
You know the feeling. You’re driving down a quiet street in St. Louis City, and everything seems normal. Then BAM!…
Exclusion City #HealTheGrid
Not only is Clara at Delmar blocked with a gate to vehicular traffic, it is blocked for car-free modes as…
Intersection Intervention: Chouteau at Vandeventer
St. Louis is full of intersections that are difficult for pedestrians and bicyclists to navigate. This is the outcome of…
The Case for Commuter Rail
“Kirkwood is a train town” is a phrase often uttered. It is said in the same way that some places…
Were Our Ancestors Smart or Lucky? Hamilton Bridge Replacement
The Hamilton Bridge in the Skinker DeBaliviere neighborhood is set to be replaced soon. Built in the 1930s when the…
Hampton Avenue Traffic Study – Is A Road Diet On the Menu?
A recent traffic study was completed on Hampton Avenue between Chippewa and Gravois.
Per St. Louis City: the purpose was…
$100M Driving Subsidy Proposed While Gas Tax Cut Again
State Representative and Budget Committee Chairman Cody Smith (R) is proposing a $100M driving subsidy from Missouri’s general revenue. The…