Planning March 2020

Micromobility's Impact on Transit

Micromobility promises an environmentally friendly way of solving first/last mile needs, while getting more people onto transit. Planning's March cover story asks, can ride share, scooters, and accessibility coexist? It's up to planners to ensure micromobility doesn’t leave anyone behind. Examine 13 strategies for effective management in a collaborative profession — no matter where you are in your career. Then, take seven steps to ensure your community is prepared to manage large-scale solar development.

Featured Articles

Access Denied

Micromobility has potential to be an urban asset, but it's up to planners to ensure people with disabilities are not left behind. Steve Wright reports. PLUS: Accessible ride share?

Are You Solar Ready?

Energy planner Megan Day outlines seven steps to help your community manage large-scale solar development. PLUS: Big benefits of large-scale solar and a case study by Brian Ross.

Taking the Lead

Whether you're a newbie or a veteran manager, we've got 13 strategies for all-around success on the job. Story by Linda McIntyre.

Intersections

The High Cost of Deferred Maintenance

America's wastewater systems are overworked and underfunded — and it's leaving cities across the country under water.

After 140 Years, the Wiyot Tribe Has Come Home

For the first time in U.S. history, a local municipality has returned stolen Native land without an accompanying sale or lawsuit.

It's Time to Go Dutch

Mike Sewell, PE: "As an engineer who creates multimodal facilities, I've heard almost all the arguments against bicycle and pedestrian-friendly projects. It's time we stop making excuses."