TSTB is best described as a lofty, slackerish armchair approach to urbanism in Tampa, including parts of Tampa Bay. Despite a more radical, sometimes 'GenX-dim-to-hype take' on urbanism issues, TSTB has been involved in the professional design and built environment for two decades, including activism and public service. We also love urban history, including local and national politics tied to urbanism and transportation. As a disclaimer, we have no expectations. Our take isn't for legal or professional use, nor reflects on our careers or previous positions we professionally held. We simply care more about urbanism in Tampa Bay than what people care about us. Feel free to chip in tips or $ for our news sources and research efforts. Enjoy the show.
August, earlier this year, Streetsblog USA posted a piece on the realities of deadly intersections and roads in Florida through the lens of a transportation activist in Orlando named Delila Smalley. “Florida is home to eight of the 20 deadliest metros in America for pedestrians. But how does that constant thrum of traffic violence actually Continue reading
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