Aaron Ogle presenting our Leaflet-based mapp apps at the Geo NYC April Meetup.
Atlantic Cities covers CRASH stories NYC, created by Transportation Alternatives with open source Shareabouts
Atlantic Cities covers CRASH stories NYC, created by Transportation Alternatives with open source Shareabouts -
“I’ve heard from so many citizens that ‘I see people almost get hit here all the time, and how come we have to wait until somebody gets killed in order to fix it?’” Godzeno says. Actual crash data, though, is the only metric officials have to prioritize where to target infrastructure improvements or stricter traffic enforcement.
So how do you document events significant for the fact that they almost happened? Transportation Alternatives recently rolled out a web platform, CRASH stories NYC, that invites New Yorkers to map their run-ins and near-misses.
– Mapping the Car Crash Near Misses That No One Ever Sees, Emily Badger in Atlantic Cities.
#CivicHackNights at OpenPlans, 4/17 and 4/28
We’re hosting two more Planning + Tech evenings here at OpenPlans, April 17th and April 28th. Click the links to head over to Meetup and RSVP. Looking forward to seeing everyone’s projects!

Heading to APA? Don’t miss this! #plantech 4.15.13 @ 6:30pm Monk’s Pub 205 W Lake St
We’ll be at the APA National Conference 2013 in Chicago
The OpenPlans team will be at the American Planning Association 2013 National Conference in Chicago and at the 2013 UnConference. Check out some of the panels and discussions we’ll be speaking on and attending.
RethinkingRegulation: May 11th
Join us on May 11th for “idea-thon” to explore how technology and unconventional approaches can help deal with safety and quality of life issues.

Celebrating our Bus Time team.