Mpact: Mobility, Community, Possibility

Mpact: Mobility, Community, Possibility

@mpactmobility.bsky.social

At Mpact, we see the potential for transit and mobility, land use and development—taken together—to create better lives and brighter futures. Check out our work at mpactmobility.org.

107 followers22 following446 posts

Mpact: Mobility, Community, Possibility reposted

Development boom in Edmonton, AB 🏘️🏢📈 – "Construction of new residential and commercial spaces is booming in Edmonton, influenced by new relaxed zoning rules as well as a longer-term trend of neighbourhoods being reshaped by the city's expanding LRT." www.cbc.ca/news/canada/... 1/3

cbc.ca'Record-setting' boom in development driven by new zoning rules and new LRT | CBC NewsResidential and commercial spaces are on the rise in Edmonton and while much of the growth is being attributed to the city’s new relaxed zoning rules, some say LRT projects are driving the long-term t...

Hear about case studies from several TOD programs, highlighting practical approaches agencies can use to implement policy, encourage housing development, and support broader community objectives. Shoutout to Mpact NSC members Sasha Page and Dennis Wood who are moderating the webinar. 2/2

At this in-person event explore local transportation resources, get hands-on help with transportation apps and safe technology use in the Tech Support Lounge, and take a driverless demo ride. Discover new ways to stay confident, independent and connected to the places and people you love. 2/3

📚 Messy Cities: Why We Can't Plan Everything edited by Dylan Reid, Zahra Ebrahim, Leslie Woo, & John Lorinc 📚 Women, Walking edited by Jane Farrow & Zahra Ebrahim 📚 The Subway Mouse by Barbara Reid 📚 Feminist City: A Field Guide by Leslie Kern 📚 My Subway Runs by James Gladstone & Pierre Pratt 2/3

We're looking forward to working with Frank as a member of the Mpact National Steering Committee. Thank you to all of our Mpact Partners for the knowledge and passion they bring to our mission to inspire and equip communities and regions to make better transit and land use decisions. 3/3

It's #WeekWithoutDriving, a national campaign to highlight the experiences of the 1/3 of Americans who are non-drivers. Organized by America Walks and Nondrivers Alliance, the campaign asks "What would change in your life if driving wasn’t an option?" weekwithoutdriving.org

weekwithoutdriving.orgWeek Without Driving: October 1-8, 2026Sep 29th – Oct 5th, 2025 - An experience created for everyone to learn firsthand about barriers and challenges for nondrivers. Join, support, or become a host.

NYC pilot program is adding green roofs to bus stops—“Officials say the plants can absorb 16 gallons of rainwater to reduce flooding during heavy rainstorms. Officials say the elevated garden could also cool down the shelter for riders waiting for buses on hot days.” gothamist.com/news/nyc-off...

gothamist.comNYC officials want to put rain gardens on top of bus stopsThe city is testing out a green roof on a bus shelter in Brownsville, with the hope that the design can be expanded across the five boroughs.

Specifically, we'll be chatting about lessons and learnings from the #MpactTO26 closing plenary, Unpredictable by Design: How Messy Cities Inspire Better Urban Futures. Whether you attended the conference or not, join for a lively conversation about the sometimes chaotic nature of city-building.

Toronto, thank you for having us! 🇨🇦 We're celebrating this great city and surrounding region as we close the #MpactTO26. Such a full and lively week of connection, learning, and exploring. Thank you so much to our local hosts: the City of Toronto, Metrolinx, TTC, and Infrastructure Ontario.

We've got all the #MpactTO26 information at our fingertips with the conference Mobile App, thanks to Gold Sponsor, GFT! 📱 If you're at the conference, be sure to download the Mobile App to see the schedule, list of sponsors & exhibitors, speaker & attendee directories, activity feed and more.

View full thread