Valle de Oro and “Local Traffic Only”

It’s always fun to follow cases in which development alters a neighborhood. Changes along 2nd St. S.W. and around newly established Valle de Oro National Wildlife Refuge put a tourism/nature-oriented twist on development, yet with many of the same neighbor concerns that come with a shopping center or housing sub-division. Hence this sign spotted yesterday… Read More Valle de Oro and “Local Traffic Only”

Proposed Religion-Oriented Development in South Valley

Sleepy La Vega Dr. S.W. in the historically significant South Valley continues its transformation from quiet, semi-rural street paralleling the River and Isleta Blvd. to modern scene of urban infrastructure and in-fill. First, it recently became an *official “Bike Route.” Now this: The slow and in some places quicker transformation of the South Valley is… Read More Proposed Religion-Oriented Development in South Valley

Collecting A.R.T. in Operation Stories: The Early Days

“ART will be the most consistent way to travel along Central Avenue because of traffic signal prioritization, which gives buses green light priority.”  – Albuquerque Rapid Transit “Ride Guide & Accessibility” webpage. Early, it’s only Day Five or so, reports we at Better Burque are hearing from those riding A.R.T. are: Cars are generally getting… Read More Collecting A.R.T. in Operation Stories: The Early Days