We’re wrapping up our photo contest with the final, grand-prize winner!
Congratulations, Aaron Proctor, for your winning photo, “Thousands of Steps Up.” As our contest winner, you get a Streetsblog T-shirt and tote bag, and Streetfilms DVD, and a $50 donation to the non-profit of your choice.
Thanks for participating, everyone!
Via Time.com
In the past 25 years, miles traveled by car or truck have doubled, but total highway length has barely budged—one reason the World Economic Forum ranked American infrastructure a troubling 24th out of 124 nations.
….or is there a way we can do this ourselves? Right now, an expo station only shows up if you search for it by name. You can’t view more than one of the stations at once and google maps won’t suggest an expo station when traveling near it or connecting to a nearby bus route…
Asked by Bridget Arlene. Google Maps is being updated in a continual process, with some expo stations currently showing up. Google did send their team out to do the downtown south LA green bikes lanes, so it has created a kind of precedent for these kinds of things, at least. We’ll keep you updated, and if anyone has other news, feel free to submit!
Our photo contest is still running, we’ll give you ‘til the end of the night to vote. It only takes a few seconds to vote, so give us your opinion!
The latest mobile operating system for the iPhone and iPad has drawn criticism for omitting public transportation options from its Maps application. What do you think?
