In the debate over MLK Drive, both sides agree: the city skipped necessary community input
After a big announcement that cars would be allowed back on the roadway, a last-minute change will keep part of it closed.
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Cars will return to MLK Drive early August, with slimmed down traffic pattern
The Fairmount Park roadway is reopening to auto traffic after 16 months.
Scooter share legalized for Pittsburgh only, still banned in Philadelphia
A pilot program for the Western Pa. city was tucked into the budget bill.
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Protected bike lane coming to 22nd Street in Center City
There's a meeting to gather feedback next week.
Philly’s big plan to make streets safer in residential neighborhoods
From more than 20 Slow Zone applications, just two will be chosen for the pilot.
Solar-powered bus shelters have arrived in Philadelphia
The city didn't make a big deal about it yet "to make sure installation went well."
Free WiFi in Philly! The city is getting 100 new kiosks
Many residents are concerned they'll clash with Center City's historic charm.
Philly has 4,000 bike parking spaces in Center City
So why do you always have trouble finding a spot?