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The Oakland Streetcar Plan

09Jun11

The Oakland Streetcar Plan explores the potential for a streetcar system as an engine of economic development and smart growth in Oakland, and offers a “road map” toward its successful implementation. This plan was created out of a nine month long independent study project at Stanford University and received $1,275 in research funding from the […]

Filed under: Commuter, Cultural, On Street, Rail, Residential, Retail, Sidewalks, Social, Transit Modes, Urban Trails, Walk | Leave a Comment
Tags: California, economic development, housing, Oakland, streetcar, transit oriented development, walk-ability

Voices from the Rail~Volution (2010)

06Jun11

Filed under: Auto, Bike, Bus, Commuter, Rail, Residential, Retail, Social, Transit Modes, Use and Character, Walk | Leave a Comment
Tags: bicycling, Denver, health, Los Angeles, multi-modal transportation, Portland, public transit, Salt Lake City, San Jose, transit oriented development, walk-ability, Washington DC

Diversity in Population and Land Use

06Jun11

Short video about transit oriented development and walk-ability Link: Portland: A Sense of Place

Filed under: Auto, Bike, Commuter, Cultural, Recreational, Residential, Retail, Sidewalks, Social, Transit Modes, Urban Trails, Use and Character, Walk | Leave a Comment
Tags: density, mixed-use, public space, transit oriented development, walk-ability

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My name is Brandon Dalton, and I am an advocate for multi-modal transportation that improves upon the quality of places. I am interested in the effects that the design of built environments can have on a community's social and physical well-being.

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