Bikes don't stop at all stop signs. Why? Because it's actually safer for them not to have to. A NHTSA study shows that bikes not being required to stop makes biking safer, but only a handful of states permit the practice despite decades of research.
A neighborhood can go from two-story single-family homes to a 20-story apartment building—not because it's the best way to add housing, but because our rules make smaller increments difficult or impossible.
Finding ways to repurpose underutilized space
Amtrak Pacific Surfliner train set at downtown San Diego Santa Fe Depot.

By reforming Parking Minimums, we can make San Diego better - and more financially resilient.
Strong Towns San Diego read 17 consecutive years of annual financial reports and built the charts below using the Strong Towns Finance Decoder, to answer whether, over the arc of years, this city is becoming more or less financially resilient.
It's walkability, safe and productive streets, third places and community... and more!
By keeping cars, trash pickup and other services around back, the front of the house can be better looking and more functional.