This week on Mondays at The Overhead Wire we're Han Solo, but we do chat about new pedestrian models in New York, how much people walk when they move to a new city, the thought that Fastracks in Denver might never be finished as advertised, and a program where Colorado renters are getting equity for renting. Lots more on the show so listen in!

Below are the items we shared on the show:

Fastracks may never finish - Colorado Public Radio

Social housing tax receipts double expected - PubliCola

Colorado kicks off cash-back program for renters - Multi-Housing News

Utah takes aim at SLC traffic calming - Streetsblog USA | Cycling West

Moving to walkable cities - Scientific American

Model maps foot traffic - MIT News

More money for regional transport - USA Streetsblog

Ring commercial backfires - 404 Media

South gains population faster - Future of Where

High cost of throwing things away - Ethos

Bonus Items

Ideas for battery fueling stations - The Cool Down

Dutch package lockers - NL Times

BART faregates generate revenue - SF Chronicle

Curbed reporting goes dark - Architect's Newspaper

Ada County blocks Boise transit tax - Boise State Public Radio

Philly has bad speed bumps - WHYY

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Episode 186: Mondays at The Overhead Wire - Datamatize Pedestrian Data