Regional leaders approve a vision for D.C.-area commuters in 2045
The plan, which includes more than 600 road and transit projects, also envisions a future that could include building out the National Capital Trail and turning it into a “beltway” for bicycles.
The Washington Post: Regional leaders approve a vision for D.C.-area commuters in 2045
Mark Burry
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- Hit the mute button: why everyone is trying to silence the outside world | Society | The Guardian
- ‘Surveillance capitalism’: critic urges Toronto to abandon smart city project | Cities | The Guardian
- Facial recognition will soon be everywhere. Are we prepared? | Dylan Curran | Opinion | The Guardian
- The Washington Post: Panoramic views and a glass roof. How architects are reimagining Notre Dame.
- The Washington Post: Quayside, Toronto’s Google-linked smart city, draws opposition over privacy, costs
October 22, 2018
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