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TRB releases new report identifying deficiencies impacting e-scooter rider safety - Vimarsana News

TRB releases new report identifying deficiencies impacting e-scooter rider safety

A new research report released by the Transportation Research Board (TRB), E-scooter Safety: Issues and Solutions, finds that amid a rapid rise in the use and prevalence of electric scooters (e-scooters) on US roads and sidewalks, more must be done to address regulatory, infrastructure and educational deficiencies that are putting...

A Pennsylvania Program Will Provide Free Repairs – So Long As Landlords Don't Hike Rents - Vimarsana News

A Pennsylvania Program Will Provide Free Repairs – So Long As Landlords Don't Hike Rents

The Whole Home Repair Act will provide up to $50,000 worth of home repairs to small landlords, if they keep annual rent hikes under 3% for 15 years.

Oct. 5 - Healthy Savannah explores equitable changes at six neighborhood parks - Vimarsana News

Oct. 5 - Healthy Savannah explores equitable changes at six neighborhood parks

October 5, 2022 - Healthy Savannah is working with Charles T. Brown’s Equitable Cities to take a closer look at how parks in several of Savannah’s priority neighborhoods can better

Housing In Brief: Advocates Are Suing San Francisco Over Its Encampment Sweeps - Vimarsana News

Housing In Brief: Advocates Are Suing San Francisco Over Its Encampment Sweeps

Also, a Human Rights Watch report calls out public housing disinvestment.

Three types of bike laws that could use a revamp - Vimarsana News

Three types of bike laws that could use a revamp

There is little evidence that cycling regulations are making US streets safer, and more than enough evidence that they should be overhauled to prevent disproportionately harmful impacts against people of color, a new study finds.

Source: ggwash.org