Transportation Alternatives is a member-supported New York City-area citizens' group working for better bicycling, walking and public transit, and fewer cars. We want safer, calmer neighborhood streets and car-free parks. T.A. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

Carfree cities past, present, and future. Presents solutions to the problem of the urban automobile.

European projects European Mobility Week and In town, without my car ! for a healthier and more friendly city. Each year, the overall aim of the 22 september campaign is to encourage public awareness of the need to act against pollution caused by the increase in motorised traffic in the urban environment. In fact, it is not just a question of fighting atmospheric pollution ...

A web site devoted to promoting alternative means of transportation and reducing the negative impact of the automobile on our society ...

Welcome! The Location Efficient MortgageCM, or LEMCM, is an innovative, new mortgage product designed to meet the homeownership needs of people who would like to purchase a home in an urban neighborhood and who would be willing to rely on public transportation and to use locally available services and amenities rather than own a personal vehicle. Resources If it sounds like the LEMCM might be ...

Make NYC more livable by cutting car use and improving mass transit and public space.

The Car Free Movement The Car-Free Newsgroup! Culture Change The Juice Cycle (Pedal your own fresh juice!) Great Book: How the Automobile Took Over America and How We Can Take it Back Why the Bike Trailer Can Make you more Car Free!! Environment Facts (Data supporting the serious mess we have made of the planet) The Complete Bicycle Commuter How to Make the Switch to a More Car Free Lifestyle ...

The Modern Transit Society home page.

Why is it not completely hilarious, or utterly horrifying, that most people require a device that weighs 10 to 40 times what they do just so they can get to the grocery store or to their job Car Culture The car culture is something that has crept up on us rather quickly, in less than a hundred years, but today it, more than anything else, shapes the world that we live in, at least in the United ...