An international study of 30 major cities shows that traffic congestion depends on more than road capacity. Researchers used vehicle movement data and city maps to link road networks, land use and congestion patterns.
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A study in New York City found that neighborhoods isolated by roads and traffic had higher rates of schizophrenia-related hospital visits. The link was independent of traffic-caused air pollution and may reflect social and planning factors.
A study in Energy and Buildings finds simple, low-cost design choices can reduce indoor heat in Latin American cities. Researchers used simulations in five cities and propose passive measures, training and a free digital design tool.
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