"Going Round In Circles Over Traffic Fix" - NPR

We ought to have them everywhere.

New York Writes Itself

Why not something like this for Chapelboroham?

"Chapel Hill’s 'The Edge' development could bring national retailers"- The Daily Tar Heel

Where are the opportunities for local businesses? Is anybody interested as business person or customer? And what about how this design fits for walkers and bikers and people taking a bus? Where is that plan? Who are the people really behind this? Even this provides none of those answers.

"Taking the car out of Carrboro and Chapel Hill" - The Daily Tar Heel

The problem is so much more fundamental than this. The community simply was not designed and had not grown up to be the right scale and organization for people walking or biking; it is, like most, a community designed for cars. Unless we address that flaw, we'll never solve a lot of problems.

"Lund, a Swedish College Town With Some Viking Mayhem in Its Past" - NYTimes.com

Imagine life here with so few cars! It's nice to imagine, but so very frustrating to come back to reality.

WHITE, Rodney - Southern States - Carrboro

Rodney WHITE, one of the people of Chapelboroham.

"The Research Triangle: From Tobacco Road to Global Prominence - William M. Rohe" - Amazon

Probably a great book, but a little expensive and on Kindle version.