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The Week Without Driving is meant to put policy makers, elected leaders and transportation professionals in the place of those who don’t have the option to drive.

The Week Without Driving is meant to put policy makers, elected leaders and transportation professionals in the place of those who don’t have the option to drive.

During Denver’s first-ever Week Without Driving challenge, Mile High City motorists are encouraged to try different modes of transportation.

At a council meeting on Tuesday, Logan Mayor Holly Daines addressed residents’ concerns regarding pedestrian safety and safety for bicyclists in the city.

Too often, road user "education" in the U.S. looks like pedestrian-shaming PSAs, flimsy driver's ed courses, and lame signs on the side of the road. Streetsblog readers say there's a better way.

Traffic safety advocates, including our own contributing editor Kristen Jeffers, share how traffic safety awareness can go beyond the PSA.

Better walking, biking, and transit

Several city, county and state lawmakers and transit officials participated in the Week Without Driving challenge.

Leave the car at home for World Car Free Day—and to avoid traffic confusion during this weekend’s I-84 closure in Northeast Portland.

The Stranger's evening news roundup.