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So many large, important projects, like the AirTrain, happen every day here at?Davidoff Hutcher & Citron LLP, proud to be a part of this incredibly hardworking, resourceful, influential team that leverages government relations, lobbying, public affairs and over 20 highly specialized law practices to get things done for the city, state and citizens of New York! Learn more:?https://lnkd.in/e6EgmrXw?#law?#lawfirmmarketing?#legalinnovation?#legalnews?#attorneysatlaw?#attorneymarketing?#governmentaffairs?#governmentrelations?#gettingthingsdone?#goat?#topperformer?#lawfirmgrowth?#lawfirmstrategy?#legalleadership?#legalindustry?#legalexcellence?#legalexcellence?#bestofthebest?#alltogetherpossible?#team?#teamworkinaction?#teamwork?#teamworkmakesthedreamwork

A busy graphic I know, but take the time to explore it. With 26.2% of residents over 65 years of age in 2024 (according to VIEA), 1 million residents by 2030 (according to the Government), and Seaspan operations from Vancouver's Annacis Island to the Wellcox Yard in Nanaimo for freight, we can’t afford to kick the can down the road anymore. We need to Restore Island Rail. Connecting every major city and town between Comox/Courtenay and Port Alberni to Parksville, Nanaimo, Duncan, Langford, and Victoria today, and the limitless possibilities for tomorrow that lead all the way up island and to Sooke, and even up Saanich way, this should be a no-brainer to start working on today. We have a "car brained" society convinced they "love their cars" when in fact, we don't really, well I suppose some do. But without affordable and comfortable alternatives, we are forced to. Buses keep failing because they are not designated as an essential service, and private services will leave if it's not profitable enough.... enough is enough. Restore Island Rail https://chng.it/HTPJ25CqPr

I'm heading to #York today to attend the annual Mobility Camp - though I'm assured no actual camping is involved! York is a great city that has played an important part in my transport planning career, so it's especially exciting to visit the city today. It was at the City Council that I held my first professional leadership role, with a small transport policy team. And it was there, as editor-in-chief, that I led the development of the city's first Local Transport Plan back in 2000. That involved a huge shift in approach, to develop England's first integrated transport plans, moving from the highway centric Transport Policies & Programmes submissions of the previous decades. Twenty five years on, we are in the midst of another exciting paradigm shift, to vision led plans. Its a very different post-pandemic, digital forward world we now inhabit, but many of the challenges around equity of access, supporting the economy, and protecting the environment remain the same. I'm looking forward to the discussions. It should be a good day. Urban Foresight #transport #transportplanning #mobility

?? Exciting News for Hagerstown! ?? Hagerstown Regional Airport (HGR) has received a $5.25 million grant from the FAA under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law! This significant investment will expand the terminal by 20%, paving the way for enhanced services and operations. ??? Why does this matter for our community? ?? Boosting Economic Growth: This expansion will foster competition among airlines, making air travel more accessible and affordable for Hagerstown residents. ?? Enhancing Passenger Experience: Expect more ticketing counters, spacious queuing areas, and additional retail spaces, making your journey smoother and more enjoyable. ?? Creating Jobs: The expansion creates new job opportunities in both the airport and the surrounding community. ?? Long-term Success: With the support of the Maryland Aviation Administration and federal funding, HGR is positioned for sustained growth to meet the evolving travel needs of Hagerstown and the surrounding residents. “Receiving a larger award than many higher-volume airports highlights the FAA’s confidence in our growth trajectory,” said Neil Doran, Airport Director. This project is not just an investment in infrastructure; it’s an investment in Hagerstown’s future! ???? #Hagerstown #AirportExpansion #EconomicGrowth #CommunityInvestment #Infrastructure #TravelBetter #HGR

Mexico, as the first country worldwide, has declared access to safe mobility a human right. ? As congestion increases, walkable and cyclable streets must to be a priority! ??♀??? ? Research by PATH partner World Resources Institute shows that even simple modifications can go a long way in protecting pedestrians and cyclists. They recommend seven interventions on how cities in Mexico and beyond can (re)design their streets to make access to safe mobility a reality. ? Read all about it here ?? https://lnkd.in/eBaD4G2D

?? County Spotlight: Transportation in Miami-Dade County ?? Today, we’re taking a closer look at the major transportation hubs and innovations that make Miami-Dade County a leader in connectivity and growth! From Miami International Airport to Port Miami—now the largest cruise port in the world with an impressive 8.32 million passengers last year—our region is thriving. Add in Brightline high-speed rail, linking the city to new destinations, and an emphasis on seamless “first and last mile” transportation solutions. These advancements aren’t just keeping us moving—they’re fueling Miami’s booming commercial real estate market. As Miami sets the pace for infrastructure, investors are recognizing the value in commercial assets, enhancing our city’s role as a vibrant economic hub. ?????? #MiamiDade #Transportation #CommercialRealEstate #PortMiami #MiamiInternationalAirport #Brightline #MiamiInvestments

Speramus Meliora;?Resurget Cineribus While its transportation future needs to be clarified, for the first time in almost 40 years, Michigan Central will be a central hub connecting the city. Here are my 3?? biggest questions: ?? Can Michigan Central replace Amtrak's New Center station? ???? Can Michigan Central connect rail service to Canada? ?? Michigan Central can connect Mexicantown, Corktown, and Downtown, helping make Detroit more of a truly connected city.

Urban Tourism Needs Support! The Ontario Arts Council believes that provincial urban tourism is greater than a $6 billion annual industry. This marginally discussed sector of the economy has created more than 200,000 tourism businesses, which conservatively employ more than 500,000. Our Headwaters region has nearly 500KM of trails including the world renowned Great & Bruce Trails. Smartly due to the efforts of countless volunteers more interconnected trails are being added annually. Caledon is home to some of the most identifiable and premier trails in Canada. IE: Credit Valley, Waterfront, Caledon and now the 57KM Orangeville/Brampton & Caledon Trail. All of which traverse near or through the village of Inglewood. The fact is that Local Businesses are highly dependent upon bi-pedal traffic. Meanwhile McLaughlin Road, the Credit Valley Conservation and the Great Canadian Trail suffer under poor pedestrian oriented crossing and safety mechanics. Creating a safer space for all to enjoy should be the goal of every tourism hub. Surely there is still room for improvement? Please reference this 10 year old Caledon enterprise article for additional details. https://lnkd.in/gRvXgeEg #RoadSafety #communitysupport #trails #caledon #trailsafety #creditvalley #caledonenterprise

The complete streets concept, a holistic way of looking at urban mobility, aims to encourage active modes of transport by providing bike lanes, broader sidewalks, benches and green spaces. As a result, traffic casualties in Brazil have decreased over the past 20 years and city centres have become more vibrant, cleaner, and resilient. The World Resources Institute, a member of the Partnership for Active Travel and Health, presents some best practice examples and examines the challenges these projects face in this article. ?? https://lnkd.in/e4cTAheH