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Colin Fiske is Executive Director of the Coalition for Responsible Transportation Priorities.

CRTP: Let’s Build Homes for People, Not Cars

Colin Fiske - August 25, 2021 0

Sweet Carrots and Uncomfortable Sticks

Colin Fiske - June 28, 2021 0

CRTP: Is This the Year We Finally Chart the Course for...

Colin Fiske - April 30, 2021 0

Grieving the Lives Lost to Cars

Colin Fiske - February 23, 2021 0

Death, Victim-Blaming, Climate Chaos and Wetlands

Colin Fiske - December 4, 2020 0

Dear EcoNews: Aspiring Cyclist

Colin Fiske - October 28, 2020 0

The Future of Transportation and Communities in Humboldt County

Colin Fiske - October 1, 2020 0

Humboldt Candidate Forum

Colin Fiske - September 9, 2020 0

CRTP: Humboldt County Residents Overwhelmingly Support Changes to Local Streets

Colin Fiske - July 29, 2020 0

Safe, Healthy Transportation is Always Essential

Colin Fiske - May 27, 2020 0

Coalition For Responsible Transportation Priorities: Join the Coalition!

Colin Fiske - March 26, 2020 0

But What About the Rain?

Colin Fiske - January 29, 2020 0

Read EcoNews AND the Collector!

Colin Fiske - December 4, 2019 0

Available Parking Leads to More Driving

Colin Fiske - October 2, 2019 0

What’s Your Street Story?

Colin Fiske - August 2, 2019 0

Mixed-Use Zoning: What Is It and Why Does It Matter?

Colin Fiske - June 1, 2019 0

CRTP: Public Transit as a Civil Right

Colin Fiske - April 1, 2019 0

CRTP: Mobility on Demand – What Does That Mean?

Colin Fiske - February 1, 2019 0

The Plaza is a thriving public space when there’s an event happening. Let’s make it a vibrant and active place all the time! Photo: CRTP.

CRTP: Raise Your Voice for a People-Friendly (and Climate-Friendly) Plaza

Colin Fiske - December 1, 2018 0

Potential I Street redesign detail produced by the City of Eureka.

CRTP Weighs in on Local Projects

Colin Fiske - October 1, 2018 0

Cars block views and access between sidewalks and businesses around the Plaza and the main public square, interfering with the successful civic, economic, and environmental functioning of the public space. Photo: CRTP.

Moving Toward a People-Friendly Plaza

Colin Fiske - August 1, 2018 0