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Regardless of individual intentions, the transportation and planning professions have long helped to support the structure of racism and injustice in the US. 7/10 twitter.com/NACTO/status/1…

The harassment and injustice that people of color, particularly Black people, experience at the hands of law enforcement on transit and in streets and public spaces is unacceptable and wrong. nacto.org/2020/06/01/bla…

We've had so much fun building CurbWheel's with folks from around the world🌎Join us next Monday, May 11th at 9a PST to get fully caught up on the build and at 9:30a PST to get started testing the app! More info here: bit.ly/3c7I7JF

Introducing Mashnet: a programming library for conflating street networks from multiple sources, by @morganherlocker. Read more here: bit.ly/2zJFL5a

We're doing something new and inviting you all to build your own CurbWheel from home alongside us. Just order the parts and join us for our first Coffee & CurbWheel build call on Friday, April 10th. Details available at bit.ly/2yqfhF8

👋 We’ve been working safely at home for the last few weeks on our newest addition to SharedStreets. Meet CurbWheel, a tool that we are building to enable digital curb inventory creation.

Yesterday at a California Senate hearing @morganherlocker joined others in voicing the need to protect individual privacy while getting cities the information they need to manage mobility. Read more here: bit.ly/2I0FnQB

first pass visualizing the incremental graph normalization algorithm in the new road network conflation library I've been working on

We're hiring! SharedStreets is looking for a software engineer to build open source tools that help cities manage transportation data. sharedstreets.forms.fm/software-engin…

Thanks to everyone who participated in yesterday's curb data workshop, and especially to DC, SF and Minneapolis for sharing their amazing efforts to better understand and manage curb space. Learn more about building open data for the curb at curblr.org

Amazing visualization from @sfmta_muni on the use of curb space. What do we prioritize? Thanks to @sharedstreetsio for convening a great convo.

We're kicking off 2020 with an interactive curb viewer! Learn more about it below 👇 and join us at TRB next Wednesday at 1pm to discuss this and all things CurbLR eventbrite.com/e/open-curb-ma…

Looking for the best of both worlds? @morganherlocker explains how to balance privacy and data granularity using k-anonymization bit.ly/2pN5qFA

For Bay Area folks, I will be speaking at the Visualization Nights Urban Planning Workshop tonight, hosted at @uber HQ in SF. I'll be discussing the @sharedstreetsio linear reference system, speed modeling, and map conflation. Hope to see you there! 🙇‍♀️ meetup.com/UberEvents/eve…

Introducing the SharedStreets Trusted Data Exchange, a model for verifying mobility data integrity and consistency. 🤝 bit.ly/2msOdPK

Join us at #NACTO19 at 4:45 in Grand East to hear from cities working with SharedStreets & try our tools! @DumasRaphael @PlannerOnTheGo @saadiqmohiuddin @JennyDWyant @emilyeros @mollie_mcardle

We're excited to be in Toronto for #nacto19 and are thrilled to have them as a partner in our PUDO work. Read more here: bit.ly/2ksJixL @DumasRaphael #wethenorth

We ❤️ OpenStreetMap so much the whole SharedStreets team is in Minneapolis this weekend for #SOTMUS2019. Flag us down and say hi or join one of our three presentations on road closures, curb mapping, and privacy

Introducing TraceJSON, a simple GeoJSON extension that standardizes representation of location path telemetry, such as GPS tracks. Many of us have loosely followed this format for years, so it made sense to write it out formally for tool compatibility. github.com/sharedstreets/…

🎉 We're excited to present CurbLR, an open standard for curb regulation data. We're sharing this first draft as an invitation to collaborate with us. Read more: sharedstreets.io/towards-a-data…