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Angie Schmitt

@schmangee
Angie is a Cleveland-based writer with a background in planning and newspaper reporting. She has been writing about cities for Streetsblog for six years.

Recent Posts

Akron Starts Fixing its Wide-Street Problem

By Angie Schmitt | Sep 20, 2018 | No Comments
Akron is tackling the problem in a systemic way: With road diets.
Photo: Seattle Department of Transportation.

Want Cyclists To Feel Protected? Then Protect Them!

By Angie Schmitt | Sep 18, 2018 | No Comments
A new study shows, naturally enough, drivers are much more likely to safely pass cyclists on roads with protected bike lanes.
Photo: Adam Coppola

Vancouver Mayoral Candidate Attacks Bike Lanes … For the Moms!

By Angie Schmitt | Sep 18, 2018 | No Comments
Do not try to use single moms to make your case against bike lanes -- especially on Twitter.
Photo: Minesweeper/Wikimedia Commons

Lack of Housing Is Hurting Urban Workers Far More Than Congestion

By Angie Schmitt | Sep 17, 2018 | No Comments
Living near jobs in the first place is much more advantageous for workers than having access to free-flowing highways, new research finds.
A rendering of Indianapolis' under-construction Red Line Bus Rapid Transit project. Image: Indygo

Indianapolis’s Transit Investment is Starting to Pay Off

By Angie Schmitt | Sep 12, 2018 | No Comments
More service = more riders. The patterns holds true in Indy, which is ramping up transit service.
Photo: New Jersey Bicycle and Pedestrian Resource Center

Survey: Women More Likely to Prefer Separated Bike Infrastructure

By Angie Schmitt | Sep 12, 2018 | No Comments
Everyone prefers to bike away from car traffic, but for women, the preference is stronger, a new study

“Sorriest Bus Stops” Contest Final Pits Cincinnati vs. Vancouver

By Angie Schmitt | Sep 11, 2018 | No Comments
Which deserves the shame of being called the Sorriest Bus Stop in (North) America? Voting ends Thursday.
Photo: Detroit/Bloomberg Associates

The Motor City’s New Transportation Plan is a Breath of Fresh Air

By Angie Schmitt | Sep 11, 2018 | No Comments
Detroit's new five-year transportation plan is all about making the city better for transit ridership, pedestrians and cyclists.
Photo: The Urbanist

Why Is Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan Playing Games with Transit?

By Angie Schmitt | Sep 10, 2018 | No Comments
Seattle Mayor may kill a nearly-shovel ready transit project that experts say offers a respectable returns and needed service.
Portland's new bike roundabout gives cyclists a protected place to turn. Photo: Bike Portland

Check Out Portland’s New Bike Traffic Circle

By Angie Schmitt | Sep 10, 2018 | No Comments
The green roundabout gives bicyclists a protected turning environment where there used to be just an overly wide intersection.
The green and blue areas will no longer have to comply with Houston's minimum parking requirements. Map: Houston Planning Commission

Houston May Eliminate Some Mandatory Parking — A Big Step Toward a Transit Friendly City

By Angie Schmitt | Sep 7, 2018 | No Comments
Whether Houston evolves into a more walkable city is a life of death issue, a recent Houston Chronicle investigation helps confirm.

“Sorriest Bus Stops” Contest Final Four Battle: Vancouver vs. Pittsburgh

By Angie Schmitt | Sep 6, 2018 | No Comments
Our last Final Four matchup pairs two very worthy contenders.
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