Mondays 121: The Public Utility

November 15, 2022

This week we’re joined by The Greater Marin’s David Edmondson!  We talk about the importance of Time, whether  freight railroad tracks should be publicly owned and managed, and the boom in ridership on Van Ness.  We also talk a bit of Andor and the hill slums of Sierra Leone

Check out the show notes below the fold:

Show Links:

Van Ness BRT ridership bump – San Francisco Chronicle

Publicly owned railroad infrastructure – Freight Waves

The importance of “Time” – Eurocities

100 years of autocentricity – Forbes

Shenzhen’s electric buses – Smart Cities World

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