Walking
- November 2009
- Tue 17: More at Stake in City's Measure R Debate than Just Bike/Ped. Issues 1
- Mon 16: Feds Propose to Expand Opportunities for Biking and Walking to Transit 1
- Mon 9: Dangerous by Design: L.A. Metro Lags Behind Nation on Funds to Fix Unsafe Streets 1
- Thu 5: Newest Way to Procrastinate on the Internet: Walk Score Adds Transit 7
- October 2009
- Mon 26: How Do Angelenos Travel? 7
- September 2009
- Thu 17: Disability Activists Sue Caltrans for Negelcting Crosswalks and Sidewalks 1
- Wed 16: Senate R's Attempts to Strip Bike/Ped Requirment Dies on Senate Floor 0
- July 2009
- Mon 27: Pasadena Thinking of Taking a Car-Lane for Bikes and Peds. at Rose Bowl 7
- Wed 1: Metro's New LRTP Boosts Bike/Ped Funding from 2008 Draft Levels 0
- June 2009
- Tue 16: GOP’s New Attack on Health Care Reform Bill: It Promotes Walking! 2
- May 2009
- Wed 27: City Council Wants to Get Cyclists More Involved with Bike Planning 6
- Mon 4: A Morning in K-Town: Peds Ticketed, Red Light Runners Ignored 11
- April 2009
- Wed 29: City Approves New Ped. Friendly Design Standard for the Downtown 2
- Tue 28: East Hollywood Neighborhood Council Declares Itself Pedestrian Neighborhood 1
- Fri 17: Villaraigosa Talks About Safe Streets for Pedestrians in State of the City 4
- February 2009
- Mon 9: From Biking in LA: The Pedestrian Free Crosswalk 9
- December 2008
- Fri 19: Bike Coalition Looks to Bring Safer Streets to Glendale 0
- November 2008
- Tue 18: NBC's Football Talking Heads Take Transit, Walk to Work 0
- Fri 7: LA Gets Diagonal Crosswalks (again) 5
- October 2008
- Fri 31: Time-Lapse Scrambling in Toronto 0
- Tue 28: Why Americans Bike and Walk — Or Don’t 0
- Fri 24: The Case for Active Transportation, by the Numbers 1
- Mon 13: LA’s Sunday Streets: A Simple Switch by Ingrid Peterson 4
- September 2008
- Fri 26: Victory at the Rose Bowl: Car Free Event a Hit with Community 1
- August 2008
- Tue 19: Pasadena Walkabout Report: Better Streets Need Slower Traffic 0
- Tue 12: Recapping NYC's Summer Streets 0
- Thu 7: State Complete Streets Bill Heading to a Final Vote Next Week 2
- July 2008
- Fri 25: Examining Google's Walking Directions 7
- Wed 16: New Draft Spending Plan Increases Highway Dollars 1
- Mon 14: Bike/Ped. Advocates Want Your Help To Get More Funds From Metro 14
- Wed 2: From the Comments Section: CHP and KNBC Endanger Pedestrians 0
- June 2008
- Tue 17: LADOT Places Lincoln Heights Crosswalk on Endangered List 6
- Mon 16: Obama: I'll Boost Funds for Bike-Ped Projects If Elected 6
- Thu 12: Envisioning a Multi-Modal Sunset Junction - Tonight! 3
- Mon 2: Community Comes Out for a Better Van Nuys 1
- May 2008
- Fri 9: Walking and Driving to Dodger Stadium 1
- Tue 6: Melbourne: A Pedestrian Paradise 6
- April 2008
- Wed 30: Streetfilms: A Rush Hour Conversation with Deborah Murphy 11
- Mon 21: Thomas Starr King Middle School to Get Pedestrian Upgrade 4
- March 2008
- Mon 31: LAPD Ticketing Pedestrians Near Metro Center 13
- Wed 19: City Weighs Closure of One Ballona Creek Bike Path Entrance 6
- Wed 12: Sylmar To City: No More Sprawl 4
- Mon 10: Santa Monica Workshop Shows Support for Bike/Ped and Transit 0
- Mon 10: LAPD Sets Up Pedestrian Safety Sting Operation in the Valley 0
- Thu 6: Lessons from Bogotá, Part III (9:58) 3
- Tue 4: 10 Ways to Reduce VMT and Save Money at the Pump 7
- Tue 4: Walkingabout Pasadena 4
- February 2008
- Tue 26: Cities Try Other Crosswalk Safety Plans 3
- Fri 22: Making Pasadena a Pedestrian Haven 0
- Fri 15: "Making Connections" Website Looks at Transportation for Two Communities 0
- Wed 13: Mayvis Coyle Redux 0
- January 2008
- Tue 22: CALTRANS in 2001: Union Station Inaccessible for Cyclists/Pedestrians 0
- Tue 22: Cars Hitting Pedestrians: L.A. County's Silent Crisis 0
- Mon 7: Update for It's Not Getting Safer Out There 0
- December 2007
- Thu 20: A quick word of thanks... 0
- Thu 6: Brookings: LA More Walkable Than Most Cities 2
- November 2007
- Mon 26: Doing the Tourist Thing 3
- Tue 20: Pedestrian Impressions 2: Walking Downtown 1
- Fri 16: Vegas Photo Essay 1
- Thu 15: Street Heat's Pedestrian impressions - 1 my local walk 0