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Perspective and privilege

Perspective and privilege

Our mistake is presuming that everyone has a choice, but that’s not the end of our failure to comprehend the realities many of our fellow Savannahians face every day.

By John Bennett Nov 7, 2018

Ardsley in Motion: ‘Resident-driven’ research

Ardsley in Motion: ‘Resident-driven’ research

The goal is to develop a guide for making the neighborhood safer for people of all ages and abilities

By John Bennett Oct 10, 2018

Welcome to a vibrant cycling culture

Welcome to a vibrant cycling culture

So, in a way, Savannah’s unique bicycle culture has grown in spite of neglect by local officials

By John Bennett Sep 5, 2018

Scooter debate conveniently ignores autos — again

Scooter debate conveniently ignores autos — again

The real problem is we have given over much of the public realm to cars. People who walk, use wheelchairs, or ride bikes, e-scooters, and new modes of locomotion yet to come are left fighting with each other for the scraps.

By John Bennett Aug 22, 2018

Nightmare Scenario: What to do if you’re hit by a car while riding your bike

Nightmare Scenario: What to do if you’re hit by a car while riding your bike

Although the crash was not my fault, everything I did in its wake was a mistake

By John Bennett Aug 1, 2018

The weaponization of jaywalking

The weaponization of jaywalking

Campaigns warning against the alleged dangers of distracted walkers have benefited from the twin tailwinds of general angst over a society that seems to have surrendered to its screens and a spike in pedestrian fatalities.

By John Bennett Jul 11, 2018

How ‘windshield perspective’ skews local issues

How ‘windshield perspective’ skews local issues

To reach campus from the north, someone on a bicycle or on foot has to cross DeRenne Avenue, surely one of the most unpleasant experiences our civic realm has to offer.

By John Bennett Jun 27, 2018

Celebrating the blessings of bicycling

Celebrating the blessings of bicycling

Over the years I've been bicycling for daily transportation, I've accumulated memories of moments I would have surely missed, or at least not experienced as vividly, had I been behind the wheel.

By John Bennett Jun 13, 2018

Tactical urbanism deploys to Starland

Tactical urbanism deploys to Starland

Residents and visitors were able to dine at street side tables, more confidently cross the street using temporary cross walks, and enjoy a cool glass of lemonade while relaxing in a 'parklet,' a small park created in a car parking space.

By John Bennett May 30, 2018

Closing streets to open them

Closing streets to open them

Closing streets to automobile traffic and making them 'Open Streets' for people is a tactic used all over the world to encourage residents and visitors to go outside, participate in events, or simply enjoy public space.

By John Bennett May 2, 2018

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