Atlanta has come too far to stray from the proven choice that will connect 45 neighborhoods with high capacity transit. This is part three of a five part series on why I believe Beltline Rail and in particular starting with the Streetcar East extension is crucial for the city’s future. Part One Density Part TwoContinue reading “Atlanta Can’t Afford to Punt on Beltline Rail – Part Three: Congestion”
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Atlanta Can’t Afford to Punt on Beltline Rail – Part Two: Connectivity
Atlanta has come too far to stray from the proven choice that will connect 45 neighborhoods with high capacity transit. This is part two of a six part series on why I believe Beltline Rail and in particular starting with the Streetcar East extension is crucial for the city’s future. Part One Density Part TwoContinue reading “Atlanta Can’t Afford to Punt on Beltline Rail – Part Two: Connectivity”
Atlanta Can’t Afford to Punt on Beltline Rail – Part One: Density
Atlanta has come too far to stray from the proven choice that will connect 45 neighborhoods with high capacity transit. This is part one of a six part series on why I believe Beltline Rail and in particular starting with the Streetcar East extension is crucial for the city’s future. Part One Density Part TwoContinue reading “Atlanta Can’t Afford to Punt on Beltline Rail – Part One: Density”
Sights from a long Sunday Stroll
Subscribe to my YouTube Channel Subscribe to receive email notifications for new articles. ✓ Subscribed Last Sunday was the perfect day for a long walk through our beautiful City. While I typically go for long bike rides, I wanted to take things in at a bit more detail. Take a look at the sights fromContinue reading “Sights from a long Sunday Stroll”
Phil Veasley 