If you’re planning a metropolitan getaway this year, you’ll want to be sure to pick a destination that doesn’t require a car. For anyone currently driving to work (or pretty much anywhere ...

These cities have many amenities that are within walking distance of residential neighborhoods. Senate Approves Banning ...

New York City is the quintessential weekend getaway for a reason. It’s just four hours from Boston (less on Amtrak’s ...

6. Chicago, Illinois. Walk Score: 77.5. Transit Score: 64.7. Bike Score: 70.2. The first city on our list of easiest cities to live without a car that has a bike score high enough to be ...

A recent study by LawnStarter compared the 150 largest U.S. cities to find which were best (and worst) for living without a car. Results were based on metrics related to walking, biking ...

Retirement offers endless possibilities, from RV life to city living without a car. Consider factors like public ...

City planners are typically very good at being optimistic about the future of urban life. Since the 1930s, civic designers and forward-looking architects dreamed of futuristic utopias dictated by ...

Most utopias are difficult to achieve. However, there is one that can be implemented: to withdraw cars from cities little by little. All mathematical models show that it is possible to continue to ...

For most Americans, the thought alone is pure heresy. Without a car, how would we get anywhere, from jobs to school to shopping to entertainment? We truly believe: Cars are us. If we waver, there ...

To determine 10 easiest cities to live without a car in the US, we relied upon the newest walkability research conducted by a private company called Walk Score. In this study, ...