Transportation Equity? Not without understanding the politics of decision making
The recent controversy over 15-minute cities suggests that tackling the politics of transportation is key for reaching equity. In this post, Waterloo University PhD candidate Samantha Leger discusses the politics of transportation. Starting in February, 2023, Canada experienced the first of the protests opposing 15-minute cities. Now in the months that have followed, the discourse […]
Transportation Equity? Not without understanding the politics of decision making Transportation Equity? Not without understanding the politics of decision making - Mobilizing Justice Transportation Equity? Not without understanding the politics of decision making Blogs 9 May 2023 by Samantha Leger Back to list The recent controversy over 15-minute cities suggests that tackling the politics of transportation is key for reaching equity . In this post, Waterloo University PhD candidate Samantha Leger discusses the politics of transportation. Starting in February, 2023, Canada experienced the firs
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