Mondays 157 – First Nations Urbanism

This week we’re Han Solo, but we’re chatting about how the First Nations in Vancouver are becoming to largest property developer in California, the idea of urban delivery hubs and switching cargo planning, how cities are heating up at night, and the idea that some folks are tired of losing.

Below are the links from the items we talked about on the shows.

First Nations development – Fast Company

Urban delivery hubs – Transport Topics

Ownership burdens of cars and homes – Infra/Structures

Rest of the world building subways – Fast Company

Tired of losing – Slate

Olympics bike revolution – Momentum Magazine

Commutes harm health – The City Fix

Cities heating at night – The New York Times

Chennai’s subway savings – Times of India

Bonus Items

Berlin’s street level pollution monitoring – TheMayor.eu

Long beach data collection – LA Times

Bus rapid transit impacts on traffic – SSTI

City of Boston e-bike voucher – Boston.com

London cargo bike gains – Forbes

Feds scrap veteran housing restrictions – LA Times

Cities should be proactive on road funding – Governing

$20B Bay Area housing  bond cancelled – CalMatters

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