Thanks Bud.
Thanks to @EJCarrion and @AnnZadeh for the shout-out on their weekly @817Pod 817 Podcast, like a morning meeting for Fort Worth folks every Monday. Listen on Apple, Spotify, the appliance of your choice amazon.com/817-Podcast-Worth… podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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Coming Soon- News on the future of transportation advocacy in FW. For today we share this interesting episode of Talking Headways: an interview with Jarrett Walker talking about the release of the revised edition of his influential book Human Transit. apple.co/3QSLwlO
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Jeff Wood @theoverheadwire is a fantastic interviewer, and this is one of the best ever interviews of me. Pls share.
New #TalkingHeadways! This week @humantransit joins the show to talk about the revised edition of his influential book Human Transit usa.streetsblog.org/2024/05/… @StreetsblogUSA @IslandPress
Thankfully my late late registration on Sunday was accepted. 🛤️🚝🚆
Late registration closes Saturday for the 20th Annual Southwestern Rail Conference #swrailconf April 15-16 texasrailadvocates.org/event… @Amtrak @USDOTFRA @SouthernRailCms @AndyBrownATX @TxDOT @Alstom @txslrra @T4America @dartmedia @NCTCOGtrans
Awesome! Love @TheBetterBlock
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Join us in a community conversation hosted with @AIAFortWorth on ways to bridge historical divides between westside communities caused by highway construction.
Registration coming soon! #UrbanDesignTalk #CommunityConversation #FortWorth
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Affordability, Missing Middle, ADU's - Housing seems to be the topic of the day! This Messy City podcast interview with co-author Daniel Herriges of the upcoming book, Escaping the Housing Trap touches on all those housing topics.
bit.ly/494A1i5 #HousingTrap
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As a community partner with an interest in expanding engagement, we are asking you to please complete this survey and share it with your network. The City is conducting a survey to find out what you think about the quality of our city services.
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“It's a major factor in my life and my happiness. Like sometimes I'm driving on the road and I'll be in traffic or something or even just on the highway, and it's such an ugly landscape," Greco says. "And then I'll think: this isn't really how I want to spend my adult life."
From Austin to Anchorage, U.S. cities opt to ditch their off-street parking minimums npr.org/2024/01/02/122136617…
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Pedestrian deaths in the US have reached a 40-year high. It’s time for @USDOT to take this crisis seriously and start redesigning our streets to be safe for everyone.
“We want to get something that is going to benefit us long term,” Horton says. “We know that we need to have a resilient airport operation. We just want to make sure we do it in the right way, in a sustainable way, in a way that’s economically feasible as well.” - TRAINS!
As Hertz and Avis adopt EVs, airports like @DFWAirport race to expand electric grids - Fast Company apple.news/ApN-7YI6XQOux8zEr…
So many excellent points @JohnBauters appreciate especially the suggestion for policy makers listening to staff /subject matter experts. (Having served both roles myself).
Change is hard for many people.
Change benefits many people, too.
Having the political will to embrace change is central to how I choose to lead.
Thank you @buttermilk1 & @TheWarOnCars for visiting our city and speaking with me about my views on political will and leadership.
Love this.
Putting cones down on an existing street makes an immediate difference in how drivers operate on said street. We can drastically make our neighborhoods safer by just some paint and planters overnight. xitter.cf/IsaacRowlett/status/17…
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Learn about transportation in the region and help set future priorities. the Metropolitan Planning Organization for the Dallas-Fort Worth area are seeking public input.
Information will be posted online for public review and comment:
Nov. 13 - Dec. 12
bit.ly/3swFPAX
“We don’t have to live this way… and we don’t have to die this way… but we do have to care enough in order to change.” Having just returned from Australia and New Zealand where as she describes they have wide open roadways similar to the US this doesn’t happen there!
podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…. Let’s do better! My social media feed has been filled recently with deaths on our roadways due to crashes. #safestreets @FarmAndCity #completestreets #slowdown
Love this!
As a Stewart I still feel confident in saying @SirPatStew is the best Stewart, the type of person I hope to be when I grow up.



















