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Transportation policy assumes people are rational actors who optimize for speed, cost, and convenience. Anyone who's watched commuters sit in traffic while empty buses pass by knows this is nonsense. Our mobility choices are deeply psychological, shaped by status anxiety, safety concerns, and social identity in ways th … Read More...

Full disclosure: This blog includes discussion of GOrack, an accessory that helps the Brompton roll more effectively. Transparency noted. The "Portable Electric Bike," or PEB, is a term we've used throughout this blog series to describe a new class of mobility device. But what exactly qualifies a bike as a PEB? It's ti … Read More...

Most urban trips aren't long. In fact, 60% of all U.S. trips are under six miles, and more than a third are under two. That's not a challenge—it's an opportunity. These are distances too short to justify a car, but too long or awkward for walking. Biking could be the logical fit. But the practical barriers persis … Read More...

Urban transportation is cracking under its own weight. Congested streets. Overburdened transit. E-scooters scattered across sidewalks. And a paradox that persists in every city: most trips are short, but our default vehicle is still the car. The problem isn't that we lack options—it's that we haven't connected th … Read More...

The silver color is not quite a classic of the genre. But this does not prevent this color from being a favorite of wedding decorators. The silver color is loyal to the entire color palette, which allows you to create the most daring and vibrant wedding atmosphere. This color will make your wedding truly royal. Just … Read More...