There is much talk of what the transportation-system-of-the-future will look like, and what new fuels, such as hydrogen, will allow us to commute cheaper, cleaner, and further.  

With a growing population and an already overtaxed highway system, the most obvious answer is something much simpler: The future will not be about how to go places in a machine, it will be about staying where you are.

This is the essence of Smart Urban Planning.  The social, economic, and health benefits, when considered together, make a very compelling argument to reconsider how we develop land, and by extension, live our lives.

The choice is ours…