Tag: Transit

Without land-use reform, new investment in transit could raise property values along key corridors while preventing new housing supply—exacerbating displacement ...

"We have turned zero problems into two problems. We have both made it too expensive to develop here. That's the ...

As offices stagger in-person days, peak commuting times have spread out, disrupting the traditional logic behind transit schedules and roadway ...

Well-designed and transparently implemented congestion pricing can overcome initial skepticism by delivering clear and measurable benefits.

Governments across North America take on average nearly 14 percent of fare revenues in the form of sales taxes from ...

Growing commute times is not just an inconvenience but a symptom of deeper issues within our urban planning and public ...

Traffic disappeared during the pandemic. What lessons did we learn as the brake lights return?

The number of yellow cabs operating in New York City has declined 74% in the first six months of 2020.

The idea seems to have been advanced with little analysis or regard for similar, failed efforts in the past.

Boosters regularly tout a laundry list of transit benefits; one might not stand up to scrutiny.