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Subscribe to my YouTube Channel Subscribe to receive email notifications for new articles. Check out drone imagery from a visit to Cincinnati during #CNU32. Much more to come from my great time in the QC in the next few weeks! Head over to YouTube to watch. Phil Veasley is a Professional Engineer working with Toole DesignContinue reading “YouTube: Cincinnati Drone Tour”

Happy Bike Month! Whether you’ve been riding for years, or just get started this month, I hope you get out there and enjoy the freedom of biking! 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 sureContinue reading “Urban Connector Newsletter – May 2024”

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel Subscribe to receive email notifications for new articles. I had the honor of joining Jed Byrne’s DirtNC Podcast to discuss all things Multimodal Transportation Design. Give it a listen here! Phil Veasley is a Professional Engineer working to design safer multimodal infrastructure in cities throughout the US.  My goal isContinue reading “Podcast Feature: Dirt NC Podcast with Jed Byrne”

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel Subscribe to receive email notifications for new articles 100’s of photos and videos of a trip to beautiful San Francisco, California. Head over to YouTube! Phil Veasley is a Professional Engineer working to design safer multimodal infrastructure in cities throughout the US.  My goal is to create cites that are safeContinue reading “YouTube | San Francisco Photo Tour”

Happy Black History Month! I hope the start of the New Year has treated you right. 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 inboxContinue reading “Urban Connector Newsletter – February 2024”

Please check out the menus above for all of my ideas and also check out my YouTube, Instagram, and Twitter accounts. Please like and subscribe to the video format as well. Photos / drone imagery created by me. All site plans from Town of Wendell Development Map unless otherwise noted. Treelight Square This year has finally seen the opening ofContinue reading “Wendell Falls – December 2023 Updates”

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel Subscribe to receive email notifications for new articles Thoughts and insights from my first visit to Houston, Texas. Phil Veasley is a Professional Engineer working to design safer multimodal infrastructure in cities throughout the US.  My goal is to create cites that are safe and effective for all people toContinue reading “YouTube – Houston First Visit”

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel Subscribe to receive email notifications for new articles This video takes a look at development patterns in Raleigh over the past 30 years. Phil Veasley is a Professional Engineer working to design safer multimodal infrastructure in cities throughout the US.  My goal is to create cites that are safe andContinue reading “YouTube – Raleigh Rising: Through the Years – A look at Development thru aerial imagery over the past 30 years”

Raleigh has started construction on the first of four Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) lines, the New Bern BRT. It aims to reduce car dependency, promote affordability and combat climate change through a proposed Transit Overlay District (TOD). If up-zoning along the BRT corridor is not implemented, it could result in displacement and increased pressure on existing infrastructure. Up-zoning could diversify housing options, reduce sprawl, and decrease climate change impacts.

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel Subscribe to receive email notifications for new articles I had the honor of being a guest on the ThreadATL podcast to discuss the intersection of Transportation and Land Use in the City of Atlanta. Please give it a listen! Also, be sure to check out the other episodes featuring otherContinue reading “Podcast Feature: ThreadATL Podcast – The Intersection of Transportation and Land Use in Atlanta”