Good day my good friend.

There are times in every project where everything is going well. But you can’t help but have the feeling that somewhere a fire is burning out of control. You can’t see it. You can’t smell it. You can’t feel the heat. You can’t hear it. But all of your spidey-senses are saying its there.

Its usually followed by the point where fire suddenly shoots from the walls and the room combusts into a raging inferno that you have minutes to get under control. Lest it all burn down.

Guess where I am currently at.

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😄 Good stuff going on

Paris voted to hike charges on SUVs parking in the city

The City of Edinburgh adopted an amazing transport strategy

Birmingham just opened a redeveloped station at University

Westminster are looking at emissions-based parking charges

Solar and Wind Capacity is predicted to overtake Coal in China in 2024

Whimsical street art catches everyone off guard and delights Downtown Boston

Plans for a new pedestrian and cycle bridge over the River Trent in Nottingham have been submitted

Pedestrian crossings across Wigan have been upgraded to make them safer

Cambridgeshire and Peterborough are investing more money in supporting buses

The UK is making some progress on equalities and human rights

A community in Bristol is about to get its bus service re-instated

Merseyrail is going to expand its fleet of new trains

E-bikes have huge potential in rural areas

Connecticut rural communities have been awarded $9M in state grants for transportation infrastructure

♥ Do something good for yourself or someone you love

Many of my British followers will have heard of King Charles’ cancer diagnosis. As someone who has had numerous loved ones affected by this horrible, horrible condition, I cannot stress vigilance about this enough.

Luckily, the NHS has some excellent advice on spotting symptoms, and if you suspect anything go to your doctor immediately.

The good news in all of this? More people are surviving cancer than ever before, with the rate doubling in the last 50 years.

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