Transit Inequity: Who gets left behind when neighbourhoods aren’t well connected
The connections between lower-income, racialized neigbourhoods and fewer transit and cycling options.
How Motivational Interviewing Can Help More People Commute Sustainably
Motivational interviewing allows us to explore the hidden potential for change.
Getting Around Safely During COVID-19
As some workplaces reopen and we slowly return to some of our daily activities, you may be rethinking how you get around.
Bike Parking: The good, the bad, the ugly
Not all bike parking is created equal. We’ve ranked various types from worst to best.
Biking for Recreation vs. Transportation: The suburban cycling experience
It’s time that more people start thinking of cycling as not just recreation, but transportation. Transitioning from occasionally riding on the weekends to using your bike for trips to work is a big step, but programs like Smart Commute are here to help.
COVID-19 has Changed the Way We Get Around: What could our ‘new normal’ look like?
Cities around the world are rethinking how people travel in a post-COVID world.
Car Commercials Versus Sustainable Transportation: Why public perception of sustainable transportation matters more than ever
With the unclear future of urban transportation post COVID-19, we need positive messaging about sustainable transportation now, more than ever.
Six Things That Make us Smile on the TTC
Winter weather makes everyone’s commutes more difficult, but it’s important to recognize the little things that make us smile and keep us moving! In advance of Winter Commute Week, our volunteer writer, Katrina Kotarba, has put together a list of things that make us smile on the TTC.
Transportation Equity and TDM: Why it’s Better to Focus on the Local
The way we get around greatly impacts our lives, so what can we learn from transportation equity projects looking to make a difference in our community?
Challenges and Opportunities of the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre Station
Vaughan Metropolitan Centre aims to attract commercial and residential tenants and become an integral part of Vaughan’s new downtown core.