<![CDATA[Mapping the CITY]]> https://rss.com/podcasts/mapping-the-city Welcome to Mapping the City the podcast where streets sidewalks bikes trains and buses all have a story and we tell it We explore how transport shapes the cities we live in and the lives we lead From students rushing to class to office warriors battling rush hour traffic we break down why your commute matters and how planners think big while you think small. :)

Whether you are a city nerd a curious commuter or just someone who wonders why traffic lights are never in your favor this podcast will make you see your city in a whole new way, probably, :)

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We dive into Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) with Knowles and colleagues, and Land Use-Transport Interaction (LUTI) models with Kii and colleagues, connecting history, modern urban planning, and future innovations. Hear real-life street-level examples of students, office commuters, and everyday city travelers, and discover how transport choices impact accessibility, sustainability, and equity.

By the end of this episode, you’ll see your city through a planner’s eyes and understand how past, present, and future transport decisions affect our daily lives, the environment, and urban opportunities.

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