Author Archives: Phil Veasley

The Southside Trail marches on! Officials maintain that it will be open in time for the World Cup. Head to YouTube to watch! Subscribe to my YouTube Channel Subscribe to receive email notifications for new articles. ✓ Subscribed Phil Veasley, PE, CNU-A, The Urban Connector, is a Professional Engineer with Nelson\Nygaard Consulting Associates focused on creating safer,Continue reading “YouTube – December 2025 Atlanta BeltLine Southside Trail Construction Progress”

December is here and the year is finally almost over! The Urban Connector monthly newsletter looks back on the best of the previous month as well as ways to get involved in the coming month. Please make sure you sign up below to have these delivered straight to your inbox and follow on YouTube, Substack, Twitter,  BlueSky Social,Continue reading “The Urban Connector Newsletter – December 2025”

Nearly a mile of BeltLine frontage, zero off-street BeltLine access. Chosewood Park is seeing explosive growth – most of which can be attributed to the long-awaited opening of the BeltLine Southside Trail next year. Most of these developments tout direct BeltLine access as one of their biggest selling points. There’s just one problem though. ThatContinue reading “Quick Wins – Chosewood Park BeltLine Access”

Making the jump to Substack to supplement my main site. Subscribe to my YouTube Channel Subscribe to receive email notifications for new articles. ✓ Subscribed I’ll be reposting my favorite ideas to date plus all new content over on Substack! As always, everything will remain free so hop on over and subscribe! Phil Veasley, PE, CNU-A,Continue reading “The Urban Connector is now on Substack!”

Closing the gaps on a vital neighborhood connector would go a long way towards having a connected City. Subscribe to my YouTube Channel Subscribe to receive email notifications for new articles. ✓ Subscribed This is the first installment of a new series I’m starting called Quick Wins which will examine relatively small infrastructure tweaks thatContinue reading “Quick Wins – Cherokee Ave Bike Lane Gaps”

Happy November! Holiday season is upon us. The Urban Connector monthly newsletter looks back on the best of the previous month as well as ways to get involved in the coming month. Please make sure you sign up below to have these delivered straight to your inbox and follow on YouTube, Twitter,  BlueSky Social, and Instagram. ✓ Subscribed OctoberContinue reading “The Urban Connector Newsletter – November 2025”

The multimodal capital of the South is right here in Midtown. Ride along as I tour the newly completed bike infrastructure on the campus of Georgia Tech. Head to YouTube to watch! Subscribe to my YouTube Channel Subscribe to receive email notifications for new articles. ✓ Subscribed Phil Veasley, PE, CNU-A, The Urban Connector, is a ProfessionalContinue reading “YouTube – Georgia Tech Multimodal Infrastructure”

Conceptual TOD plan for Crabtree Valley and Glenwood Place Subscribe to my YouTube Channel Subscribe to receive email notifications for new articles. ✓ Subscribed This is part six of a series that will explore the possibilities of TOD (Transit Oriented Development) for the logical 5th line of Raleigh’s BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) system. Check out theContinue reading “Northern Arc BRT Station Area Planning – Crabtree Valley and Glenwood Place”

Centennial Yards is taking off! I recently headed out with my drone to capture all the progress. Head to YouTube to watch! Subscribe to my YouTube Channel Subscribe to receive email notifications for new articles. ✓ Subscribed Phil Veasley is a Professional Engineer and CNU accredited member working to design safer multimodal infrastructure in cities throughoutContinue reading “YouTube – Centennial Yards October 2025 Progress”