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Mitigating the Impacts of Delivery Services - Vimarsana News

Mitigating the Impacts of Delivery Services

How cities can minimize the impact of delivery vehicles on air quality and congestion through effective curb management and zero-emission delivery zones.

$2.2 Million Homes in Tennessee, Florida and New York - Vimarsana News

$2.2 Million Homes in Tennessee, Florida and New York

A Nashville Victorian owned by an HGTV host, a Key West house where the writer John Dos Passos once lived, and a rustic log cabin in East Durham.

17 Reasons Retirees Love Tellico Village - Vimarsana News

17 Reasons Retirees Love Tellico Village

Tellico Village is located in eastern Tennessee, on the banks of Tellico Lake and on 5,000 acres in two counties — Loudon and Monroe.

Tuesday's Headlines Are Hotter than July – Streetsblog USA - Vimarsana News

Tuesday's Headlines Are Hotter than July – Streetsblog USA

Don’t forget it’s our annual December donation drive. We hope you can help. A bipartisan group of senators have come up with a stimulus package that includes funding for public transit, but it still faces obstacles. (Politico) As transit agencies wait for Congress to pass another coronavirus relief bill, they’re considering other ways to raise revenue, including tacking fees onto online deliveries, ride-hailing taxes and raising gas taxes. (City Lab) Pete Buttigieg is now a leading contender to be Joe Biden’s transportation secretary. Other candidates include former Chicago Mayor Rahm...

Monday's Headlines to Start the Week – Streetsblog USA - Vimarsana News

Monday's Headlines to Start the Week – Streetsblog USA

Don’t forget it’s our December donation drive! And now, the news: Pandemic-stricken transit agencies are making a renewed push for the lame-duck Congress to pass $32 billion in emergency funding. (Politico) Illinois Rep. Jesus Garcia and 30 House colleagues have introduced a bill to fund highways and transit equally, rather than the current 80/20 split. (Data for Progress) Paging the chutzpah department: Uber and Lyft may not consider drivers employees, but they want drivers at the front of the line for the COVID-19 vaccine. (Tech Crunch) One ride-hailing driver says that, after taxes and...