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Joseph Wood Krutch's 1967 essay on how paved roads filter the types of people—and values—that reach wild places finds new relevance in today’s debate over accessibility versus quality.

A new proposal details how municipalities might transition to Land Value Tax structures, balancing economic efficiency against the political reality of local property tax reform.

Ministers are set to support new laws allowing delivery robots on English sidewalks. Experts and safety advocates remain divided on the risks to pavement accessibility and pedestrian safety.

Sydney is moving to curb cluttered sidewalks by funding designated parking bays for shared e-bikes, aiming to resolve ongoing pedestrian accessibility issues.

Sadiq Khan plans to override Westminster Council’s opposition to Soho’s outdoor dining, signaling a potential shift in how London manages pedestrianized zones against local borough resistance.

YIMBY Law is suing San Francisco over its decision to shield 1,900 land parcels from state housing mandates, setting up a major legal test for California's urban development policies.