More Americans were killed by cars from 2008-2025 (662,033) than in WWI, WWII, plus all the other wars the US has been involved in after the Civil War (634,632). The Revolutionary War killed 31,000 Americans. US roads have killed that many every year for the last 76 years.

A nice find on Google Street View

The car/anti-car comment section on Facebook is starting to give real Same Ten People vibes

Transit travel times on Google Maps to get to an arbitrary point 5 miles out from city hall in various cities of similar population density, between 1400 and 2300 people/km2 (I averaged 3 points for each). Not surprisingly, northern cities do better.

Really would have thought New Mexico would be higher on the yoga scale

Rockford, IL - so much to unpack

Here's my mental map

Land value tax would fix this

Land of the free or whatever

National trends are similar

#OverturnEuclid

I feel so sorry for the residents of Rome who are just trying to get a new subway line built

Staying up too late doing chemistry

I'm straight but damn

Prop 13 is insane. This isn't even the most egregious example.

If everyone using a phone behind the wheel were on the bus instead, there would be no traffic.

Oof

International wayfinding standard when?

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