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Mondays Episode 33: Elephants in Aerial Trains

August 5, 2019

Tracy McMillan joins this week to talk about Burning Man, 3D sidewalks, telecommuting, and whether GPS affects our brains.

News

Mass telecommuting tax break – Curbed Boston

Feds could help remove freeways – D Magazine

Lessons from Burning Man – Governing

Odds and Ends

Wuppertal hanging rail is back – Guardian

Cities need chief data officer – Dallas Morning News

Homes fastest in flood prone industries – New York Times

Story of the Week

3D crosswalks – Smart Cities Dive

Is GPS ruining our brains? Vox

Elephants and Butterflies

Metro bus gif shows truth on dedicated lanes – Fast Company

Listen to the Talking Headways Podcast

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