Tag: Urban Transportation

Cities that fund their own infrastructure are more likely to prioritize what they actually need.

This is not a mandate against parking, but an invitation to build what’s needed without arbitrary constraints... The proposal reflects ...

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

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

Cities must prioritize routine maintenance, allocate sufficient funding, and explore innovative materials and construction techniques to enhance durability.

We need to welcome growth. We can't keep pushing the growth that should be occurring here to cities 20+ miles ...

In cities like Seattle, residents are showing overwhelming support for bringing corner stores back, viewing them as a solution to ...

While large cities like San Jose, California, and Austin, Texas, garner national press coverage for eliminating parking mandates, this policy ...

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

What can mayors, governors and urban policymakers do differently to develop their cities into economic powerhouses? Here are some of ...