Yonah Freemark

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  1. Federal transit cuts could hit rural America hardest

    By Benton Graham · September 18, 2026

    Grist Federal policy Transit Transportation
  2. What If We Treated Housing Like a Human Right?

    By Ryan Billier · September 16, 2026

    DAME Affordable housing Housing
  3. Can Light Rail Survive Vancouver, Washington’s New Bridge?

    By Amal Ahmed · September 9, 2026

    Next City Transit Transportation
  4. Is South Coast Rail bringing ‘a bunch of rich people’ to New Bedford?

    By Grace Ferguson · August 26, 2026

    The New Bedford Light Transit
  5. Las Vegas debuts bus rapid transit line to grow ridership, improve service

    By Dan Zukowski · August 24, 2026

    Smart Cities Dive Transit
  6. What stalling federal support means for the future of public transit

    August 18, 2026

    NPR 1A Federal policy Transit Transportation
  7. Duffy’s Bid to Target Bike Lanes Risks Worsening Road Congestion

    By Zach Williams · August 11, 2026

    Bloomberg Federal policy Transportation
  8. Rail's quiet win streak

    By Jackie Snow · August 10, 2026

    Quartz Transit
  9. Tempers flare over funding gap for the $3.5 billion Blue Line Extension

    By Eric Rasmussen · August 6, 2026

    KSTP - 5 ABC Transit
  10. Nashville led U.S. cities in new housing production. Is it enough?

    By Jack Gaughan · July 29, 2026

    Nashville Tennessean Housing
  11. Not Letting the Train Leave

    By Lucy Perry · July 28, 2026

    Construction Equipment Dive Federal policy Transportation
  12. The Good News and the Bad News About the New Housing Law

    By Jared Bernstein and Jim Parrott · July 28, 2026

    The New York Times Housing
  13. Share of high-density apartment projects grew in 2025: NAHB

    By Julie Strupp · July 28, 2026

    Multifamily Dive Housing Zoning & land use
  14. Congress Budgeted Billions for Big Transit Projects. Trump Isn’t Spending It

    By Emily Badger and Alicia Parlapiano · July 27, 2026

    The New York Times Transit Federal policy
  15. Landmark federal housing law tries new ways to boost local building

    By Robbie Sequeira · July 24, 2026

    Stateline Housing Federal policy
  16. Can Upzoning Lead to More Homes? The Data Says Yes.

    July 23, 2026

    California YIMBY Housing Zoning & land use
  17. Study: Downtown Nashville leads nation in housing production

    By Ellan Castronuovo · July 21, 2026

    Nashville Business Journal Housing
  18. How The Federal ROAD Act Will (or Won’t) Affect NYC, And What Else Happened This Week in Housing

    By Patrick Spauster and Jeanmarie Evelly · July 17, 2026

    City Limits Housing Transportation Federal policy
  19. RPA Helps Brief Congressional Staff on Transportation Bill

    By Sean Jeans-Gail. Rail Passengers Association. July 17, 2026 · July 17, 2026

    Rail Passengers Association Transit Transportation Federal policy
  20. How will the bipartisan housing bill affect the affordability crisis?

    By Justin Klawans · July 15, 2026

    The Week Governance & politics Housing
  21. Sweeping housing affordability bill becomes law, despite Trump's delay. Here's what it actually means for the housing market

    By Samantha Delouya. CNN Business. July 11, 2026 · July 11, 2026

    CNN Housing Federal policy
  22. Can The Sunbelt Solve Our Housing Crisis With Smaller Lots?

    By Bill Fulton · July 2, 2026

    The Future of Where Housing
  23. These 10 metro areas have added the most housing units since 2020: report

    By Ryan Kushner · June 25, 2026

    Smart Cities Dive Housing Transit
  24. House Approves Housing Affordability Bill.

    June 23, 2026

    iHeart Radio Housing
  25. What to Know About the Landmark Housing Bill Congress Just Passed

    By Connor Greene · June 23, 2026

    Time Housing Federal policy
  26. Dems Push for Guardrails to Shield Federal Transportation Grants From Trump Meddling

    By David Meyer · June 23, 2026

    Streetsblog Transit Transportation Federal policy
  27. Sound Transit Says Reports of Ballard Link's Demise Have Been Greatly Exaggerated

    By Ryan Packer · June 12, 2026

    The Urbanist Transit
  28. Transit-oriented housing gains ground nationwide.

    June 11, 2026

    The Real Deal Housing Transit Transit-oriented development
  29. Philly has a new law to boost development around transit. Which neighborhoods will benefit?

    By Jake Blumgart · June 11, 2026

    The Philadelphia Inquirer Transit
  30. New York City Leaders Propose Building More Homes on Top of Libraries

    By Mihir Zaveri · June 11, 2026

    The New York Times Housing
  31. Which US cities have the most housing near transit?

    By Diana Ionescu · June 10, 2026

    Planetizen Housing Transit Transit-oriented development
  32. The US Is Building More Housing Near Transit, But Not Nearly Enough

    By Linda Poon · June 10, 2026

    CityLab Housing Transit Transit-oriented development
  33. Seattle-area light rail ridership hits No. 1 in U.S.

    By Melissa Santos · June 10, 2026

    Axios Transit
  34. The Overlooked Home Feature That Could Save Buyers Thousands

    By Allaire Conte · June 10, 2026

    Realtor.com Housing
  35. Maryland Ranks High on Transit Access, But More Work Remains

    By Dominic Butchko · June 9, 2026

    Maryland Association of Counties Transit
  36. Seattle’s daily light rail ridership jumps to No. 1 in U.S.

    By Mike Lindblom · June 6, 2026

    Seattle Times Transit
  37. Where Do States Rank on Access to Public Transit?

    By Jared Brey · June 5, 2026

    Governing Transit
  38. Data: 13% of Vancouver-Portland homes less than half-mile from bus, rail stop

    By Mia Ryder-Marks · June 4, 2026

    The Columbian Housing Transit
  39. Transit-oriented development is booming. Here’s how housing pros can make the most of it.

    By Julie Strupp · June 4, 2026

    Multifamily Dive Housing Transit Transit-oriented development
  40. The Best (and Worst) Cities for Nearby, Reliable Public Transportation

    By Stella Garner · June 4, 2026

    US News & World Report Transportation
  41. Where Are All the Subways?

    By Alexander Nazaryan · June 3, 2026

    The New York Times Transit
  42. Brightline proved America wants trains. Can it survive?

    By Adele Peters · June 3, 2026

    Fast Company
  43. World Cup gives North American transit a chance to shine - or be booed

    By Frank Pingue and Ed White · June 3, 2026

    Reuters Transit
  44. Residents of predominantly Black and Latino neighborhoods are about four times more likely to get hit by a car while walking or biking in Boston

    By Veronika Moroz · May 28, 2026

    The Tech Transportation Equity & segregation
  45. World Cup fans face travel nightmare in US over spiraling costs: ‘It’s the most inaccessible one there’s ever been’

    By R.j. Rico and Jeff McMurray · May 27, 2026

    The Independent/Yahoo
  46. Bigger price tag, smaller footprint: How Austin’s Project Connect went off the rails

    By Joshua Fechter · May 21, 2026

    Texas Tribune Transit
  47. Week in Review

    May 15, 2026

    The Regulatory Review
  48. Florida’s Ailing $6 Billion Rail Line Has Debt Vultures Circling

    By Martin Z. Braun, Eliza Ronalds-Hannon, Soma Biswas and Reshmi Basu · May 14, 2026

    Bloomberg Transit
  49. Study: Trump’s Transit Proposal Would Cost the Country So Many Jobs — And Not Just in Cities

    By Kea Wilson · May 13, 2026

    Streetsblog Transit Transportation Federal policy
  50. Upzoning in New York City and Philadelphia Associated with Meaningful Increases in Housing Production Activity

    By Julian Mura-Kröger · May 11, 2026

    National Low Income Housing Coalition Housing Zoning & land use Federal policy
  51. USDOT’s historic failure to advance any new transit projects in 14 months may be a sign of things to come

    By Steve Davis · May 5, 2026

    Transportation for America Transit Transportation
  52. LIHTC Developments Deliver Major Economic Gains in Oklahoma

    By AHF Staff · May 4, 2026

    Affordable Housing Finance Affordable housing Housing
  53. Local governments come out swinging against more housing

    By Richard Day · April 30, 2026

    City that Works Housing
  54. How transit agencies can hire and keep front-line workers

    By Dan Zukowski · April 30, 2026

    Smart Cities Dive Transit
  55. Report: Upzoning Spurred More Housing Construction in New York

    By Jared Brey · April 29, 2026

    Governing Housing Zoning & land use
  56. Housing affordability 'will never' return, dv01 warns

    By Brad Finkelstein · April 28, 2026

    National Mortgage News Housing Federal policy
  57. Congress targets Wall Street landlords but builders warn of fallout

    By Dan Levin · April 28, 2026

    Straight Arrow News Housing Transportation Federal policy
  58. Upzoning Efforts May Benefit Homebuyers & Nationwide Housing Production

    By Demetria C. Lester · April 28, 2026

    Mortgage Point Housing Zoning & land use
  59. Housing Shortages Cripple Local Economic Health

    By Rachel Jones · April 27, 2026

    National Press Foundation Housing Federal policy
  60. How Congress can still prove government works

    By Drew DiMeglio · April 24, 2026

    Washington Examiner Federal policy
  61. Philadelphia gained 4,000 new housing permits per year after upzoning

    By Diana Ionescu · April 20, 2026

    Planetizen Housing Zoning & land use
  62. In new affordability push, Colorado Democrats look to shrink the single-family home

    By Brian Eason · April 20, 2026

    The Colorado Sun Housing Zoning & land use Governance & politics
  63. Should taxpayers or fans pay for World Cup transit costs? States are split

    By Dan Levin · April 17, 2026

    Straight Arrow News Transit
  64. Surging Gas Prices Have Hit These US Cities the Hardest

    By Aaron Gordon · April 17, 2026

    Bloomberg
  65. These 2 cities enacted upzoning policies to boost housing development. It’s working, study says

    By Brian Kushner · April 17, 2026

    Smart Cities Dive Housing Zoning & land use
  66. Does Upzoning Work? This New Study Says Yes—Under the Right Conditions

    By Allaire Conte · April 17, 2026

    Realtor Zoning & land use
  67. Oklahoma's housing costs rising much faster than incomes, report finds

    By Jeff Elkins · April 10, 2026

    The Oklahoman Housing
  68. The American Dream now comes with a higher price tag," by André Hiroki

    April 1, 2026

    CA Latino News Equity & segregation
  69. How Paris redesigned itself to be a city of bikes—not cars

    By Adele Peters · March 31, 2026

    Fast Company Cycling & walking International & comparative
  70. She transformed Paris for tourists — and divided the city

    By Lisa Courbebaisse and Elina Baudier Kim · March 30, 2026

    CNN International & comparative
  71. The iceman leaveth: After a judge issued a restraining order, the Trump administration was forced to unfreeze funding for the RLE and RPM projects

    By John Greenfield · March 27, 2026

    Streetsblog Chicago Transportation Federal policy
  72. Delayed Southwest light rail rolls toward opening as Twin Cities transit use lags

    By Greta Kaul and Nathaniel Minor · March 27, 2026

    The Minnesota Star Tribune Transit
  73. World Cup host cities push to complete public transit upgrades

    By Henry Epp · March 24, 2026

    Marketplace Transit
  74. Urban rail transit construction in the US trails population growth

    By Dan Zukowski · March 19, 2026

    Smart Cities Dive Transit
  75. Huntsville Housing Market, Child Care Costs and Affordability Trends: Why the Rocket City Is Balancing Growth Better Than Most

    By Noah Logan · March 16, 2026

    Huntsville Business Journal Housing
  76. NY1 News All Weekend, March 15, 2026.

    March 15, 2026

  77. Senate passes bipartisan housing bill to improve access and affordability

    By Charlotte Kramon, Alex Veiga, and Mary Clare Jalonick · March 12, 2026

    Associated Press Housing Governance & politics Federal policy
  78. California should resurrect an old strategy to jumpstart new housing production

    By William Fulton and Bill Higgins · March 10, 2026

    CalMatters Housing
  79. India’s Popular Transport Electrification Is Still Picking Up Speed

    By Julián Reingold · March 7, 2026

    The Xylom Transportation
  80. 21st Century Road to Housing Act: Massive Reform Package Wins Support Despite Investor Ban Concerns

    By Tristan Navera · March 6, 2026

    Realtor.com Housing Transportation
  81. What makes it hard to solve Oklahoma’s affordable housing dilemma? New report offers insight

    By Ginnie Graham · March 5, 2026

    Tulsa Flyer Affordable housing Housing
  82. How electrifying a Bay Area rail system made trains faster, cleaner, and more frequent

    By Benton Graham · March 5, 2026

    Grist Transit
  83. Roxbury Defends Strategy — and Attorney — in ICE Debate

    By Fred J. Aun · March 4, 2026

    TAPInto Newton
  84. Can Michigan block new ICE facilities? How officials are fighting back

    By Lauren Gibbons · February 27, 2026

    Bridge Michigan Transportation
  85. Talking Headways Podcast: The Future of Transit.

    February 26, 2026

    Streetsblog Transit Transportation
  86. Trump makes affordability a focus in State of the Union: 'We want homes for people, not for corporations'

    By Rebecca San Juan · February 25, 2026

    Homes.com Housing Federal policy
  87. Affordable Housing Meets the Public Library

    By Donna Kimura · February 24, 2026

    Affordable Housing Finance Affordable housing Housing
  88. Who Can Solve Our Housing Crisis?

    By Eric Kober · February 11, 2026

    City Journal Housing
  89. Shocking state of NYC rental report spells even more disaster for Mamdani’s rent freeze plan

    By Emily Davis · February 4, 2026

    New York Post Housing
  90. Mamdani’s Rent Freeze Could Make New York City’s Housing Crisis Worse as Tenants Stay Put

    By Snejana Farberov · February 4, 2026

    Realtor Housing
  91. In wealthy Chevy Chase, divisive plan advances to add housing to library

    By Meagan Flynn · January 23, 2026

    The Washington Post Housing Federal policy
  92. The Biggest Issues to Watch in 2026

    By Jared Brey, Jule Pattison-Gordon, and Carl Smith · January 20, 2026

    Governing
  93. Good for Cities podcast: Episode 7: Is High-Speed Rail Good for Cities? January 2026.

    January 20, 2026

    Canadian Urban Institute Transit Transportation
  94. Americans are driving less – and it could upend the housing market

    By Daniella Genovese · January 19, 2026

    Fox Business Housing Transportation
  95. Seattle Is Building Light Rail Like It’s 1999

    By Linda Baker · January 16, 2026

    CityLab Housing Transit
  96. Americans Hit the Brakes on Driving—and It Could Shift the Housing Market in Reverse

    By Allaire Conte · January 16, 2026

    Realtor.com Housing Transportation
  97. 13 transit projects expected to open in the US this year

    By Dan Zukowski · January 15, 2026

    Smart Cities Dive Transit
  98. North Texas’ largest public transit system may come undone in 2026

    By Joshua Fechter · January 5, 2026

    The Texas Tribune Transit
  99. Process, Shifting Priorities Slowed Infrastructure Work

    By Skip Descant · December 16, 2025

    Government Technology Transportation
  100. Can American cities grow AND stay affordable?

    By Stephan Bisaha, Wailin Wong, Julia Ritchey, and Kate Concannon · December 15, 2025

    Planet Money
  101. As U.S. Transit Takes a Dive, MTA Enjoys a Rarity: More Service and Stable Cash Flow

    By Jose Martinez · December 12, 2025

    The City Transit
  102. Met Council members oversee Twin Cities transit, but rarely ride it

    By Cole Reynolds · December 9, 2025

    The Minnesota Star Tribune Transit Governance & politics
  103. Writing a new chapter, Boston stacks homes above libraries

    By Troy Aidan Sambajon · December 2, 2025

    Christian Science-Monitor Housing
  104. Baltimore-area business leaders call for investment in port, airport and transit projects

    By Lorraine Mirabella · December 1, 2025

    Baltimore Sun Transit Transportation
  105. On the French Riviera, Street Reforms Come From the Right

    By David Zipper · November 19, 2025

    . City Lab Transportation International & comparative
  106. Report: Biden Infrastructure Bill Spurred Increase in State and Local Highway Spending

    By Gersh Kuntzman · November 17, 2025

    Streetsblog Transportation Federal policy
  107. How Illinois Made a ‘Transformational' Investment in Transit

    By Jared Brey. November 13, 2025 · November 13, 2025

    Governing Transit
  108. Shutdown Backlog Heightens Risk Around Unused IIJA Funds

    By Bryan Gottlieb · November 13, 2025

    Engineering News-Record
  109. No car? No problem. Building apartments near public transit could help address the housing crisis

    By Michael Casey · November 12, 2025

    Associated Press Housing Transit Transportation
  110. How Mayor Mamdani Could Reshape New York City

    By Aysha Khan and Eliana Perozo · November 5, 2025

    Next City Governance & politics
  111. What Zohran Mamdani’s Win Means for Climate Politics

    By Colin Kinninburgh · November 5, 2025

    New York Focus Climate & environment Governance & politics
  112. NYC’s Hot Luxury Home Market Suggests Fears of a Mamdani-Fueled Wealth Exodus Are Overstated

    By Chava Gourarie · November 5, 2025

    Mansion Global Housing
  113. Upzoning Was Meant To Fix L.A.’s Housing Crisis—Is It Making It Worse?

    By Allaire Conte · November 4, 2025

    Realtor.com Housing Zoning & land use
  114. This addictive game is like ‘SimCity’ but for transit nerds

    By Elissaveta M. Brandon · October 16, 2025

    Fast Company Transit
  115. Trump pauses $2.1B for Chicago infrastructure projects, leveraging shutdown to pressure Democrats

    By Jeff McMurray and Chris Megerian · October 3, 2025

    Associated Press Transportation Governance & politics Federal policy
  116. Rushdy out at developers association; it’s flex time for Shapiro — again | Shackamaxon

    By Daniel Pearson · October 3, 2025

    Philadelphia Inquirer
  117. The Wave of Transit ‘Fiscal Cliffs,’ Explained

    By Benjamin Schneider · September 29, 2025

    Planetizen Transit
  118. A growing East Texas city is exploring a new transportation method: light rail

    By Jess Huff · September 26, 2025

    Texas Tribune Transit Transportation
  119. Is Section 8 on the chopping block? Trump's proposed cuts to housing subsidy explained

    By Danae King · September 25, 2025

    Columbus Dispatch Affordable housing Housing Federal policy
  120. $85M affordable housing opens in Inglewood as Nashville faces major shortage

    By Molly Davis · September 22, 2025

    The Tennessean Affordable housing Housing
  121. Rail travel is booming in America.

    September 21, 2025

    The Economist Transit
  122. ‘Historic’ housing bill aims to address California’s affordability crisis

    By Gaya Gupta · September 19, 2025

    The Washington Post Housing Federal policy
  123. One Housing Assistance Program Congress Is Actually Expanding

    By Jared Brey · September 15, 2025

    Governing Housing Federal policy
  124. Public transit in America is so underfunded it’s relying on sports gambling companies

    By Nathaniel Meyersohn · September 10, 2025

    CNN Transit
  125. What has Trump proposed for Section 8 housing? TikTok and X rumors, explained

    By Kinsey Crowley · August 25, 2025

    USA Today Affordable housing Housing Federal policy
  126. Twin Cities transit ridership still struggling post-pandemic, lags behind most big cities

    By Greta Kaul and Karina Kumar · August 21, 2025

    Minneapolis Star-Tribune Transit
  127. El Paso considers easing restrictions on casitas to expand housing choices

    By Elida S. Perez · August 19, 2025

    El Paso Matters Housing
  128. MPO Boards Don’t Reflect Their Constituencies

    By Diana Ionescu · August 13, 2025

    Planetizen
  129. Should the Bus Be Free? With Yonah Freemark

    August 12, 2025

    The War on Cars Transit
  130. Triangles, Crescents, Slivers: Can Odd-Shaped Lots Help Ease the Housing Crisis?

    By Patrick Sisson · August 2, 2025

    The New York Times Housing
  131. NYC Rents Would Remain Unaffordable for 20 Years Even With Zohran Mamdani’s Proposed Rent Freeze

    By Snejana Farberov · July 29, 2025

    Realtor.com Housing
  132. Transit Ridership is Down. It Doesn't Have to Be

    By Diana Lind · July 29, 2025

    The New Urban Order Transit
  133. San Francisco is a car city now. Sorry

    By Adam Rogers · July 26, 2025

    San Francisco Standard Transportation
  134. Train linking Twin Cities, Duluth in doubt as D.C. Republicans try to yank money for passenger rail

    By Nathaniel Minor · July 17, 2025

    Minneapolis Star-Tribune Transit Governance & politics
  135. Five of the Ugliest Transportation Policies In the ‘Big, Beautiful’ Bill

    By Kea Wilson · July 10, 2025

    Streetsblog Transportation
  136. If Cities Foster Density, Residents Will Walk and Bike

    By Skip Descant · July 8, 2025

    Government Technology Zoning & land use Cycling & walking
  137. What happens to property values after upzoning? It’s complicated

    By Keith Menconi · July 4, 2025

    San Francisco Examiner Zoning & land use
  138. Will Zohran Mamdani’s Housing Plan Actually Work in New York City?

    By Allaire Conte · June 25, 2025

    Realtor.com Housing
  139. How quickly will upzoning lead to new SF homes?

    By Keith Menconi · June 14, 2025

    San Francisco Examiner Housing Zoning & land use
  140. Amtrak's busy Northeast Corridor bracing for 2026 World Cup

    By multiple contributors · June 11, 2025

    ESPN Transit
  141. Trump’s Military Parade Has Washington Bracing for Tanks and Weaponry

    By Linda Poon · June 10, 2025

    CityLab Federal policy
  142. Evictions, homelessness could soar under Trump housing cuts, advocates warn

    By Matt Reynolds · June 10, 2025

    Atlanta Journal-Constitution Affordable housing Housing Federal policy
  143. Some Studies Challenge Long-Held Views on Rent Control

    By David Greenwald · May 31, 2025

    Vanguard News Group Affordable housing Housing
  144. A history of zoning in Chicago: three takeaways

    By Zak Yudhishthu · May 26, 2025

    Pencilling Out Zoning & land use
  145. The Red Line extension is now a $5.75B gamble for the CTA — and taxpayers

    By Ed Zotti · May 21, 2025

    Crain's Chicago Business
  146. MTA Eyeing Another Batch of ‘Open Gangway’ Subway Cars

    By Jose Martinez · May 15, 2025

    The City Transit
  147. What happens if Amtrak gets privatized?

    By Mack Degeurin · May 4, 2025

    Popular Science Transit
  148. EV drivers don't pay the gas taxes that cover road maintenance. Republicans in Congress want them to pay an annual fee instead

    By Henry Epp · May 1, 2025

    Marketplace Transportation Climate & environment Governance & politics
  149. A $6 Billion Shortfall Has US Mass Transit Facing a Death Spiral

    By Sri Taylor and Aaron Gordon · April 29, 2025

    Bloomberg Transit
  150. ‘More Money, More Problems’: GOP’s Plan to Cut Spending

    By Emily Prescott · April 26, 2025

    Newsbreak
  151. Most Nashville homes aren’t within walking distance of transit. A new report says zoning reform could add homes and change that

    By Cynthia Abrams · April 22, 2025

    90.3 WPLN Housing Zoning & land use Transit
  152. Music City Meltown: Nashville Needs Transit-Oriented Development

    By Aaron Short · April 21, 2025

    Streetsblog Transit Transit-oriented development Transportation
  153. Zoning reform near transit could add thousands of housing units to Nashville, study says

    By Austin Hornbostel · April 17, 2025

    Nashville Tennessean Housing Zoning & land use Transit
  154. Nashville’s $3 Billion Transit Plan Brings a Call for Zoning Reform

    By Rthvika Suvarna · April 17, 2025

    CityLab Zoning & land use Transit
  155. Lawsuits take aim at voter-approved transit projects worth billions

    By Robbie Sequiera · April 17, 2025

    Stateline Transit Governance & politics
  156. State Senate Greenlights Sweeping Transit-Oriented Housing Bill

    By Ryan Packer · April 16, 2025

    The Urbanist Housing Transit Transit-oriented development
  157. Car prices will go up. Taking the train or a bus looks like a bargain

    By Nathaniel Meyersohn · April 10, 2025

    CNN Transit Transportation
  158. What Trump’s Tariff Chaos Could Mean For Transportation

    By Kea Wilson · April 9, 2025

    Streetsblog Transportation Federal policy
  159. Sean Duffy defends pause on transportation grants

    By Rachel Weiner and Ian Duncan · April 2, 2025

    The Washington Post Transportation Federal policy
  160. As SC experiences population boom, this Midlands town hasn’t grown. What’s holding it back?

    By Hannah Wade · April 2, 2025

    The State
  161. Red states could benefit as Trump’s transportation secretary prioritizes funds based on birth and marriage rates

    By Casey Tolan · March 30, 2025

    CNN Transportation Federal policy
  162. Section 8 Helps Thousands of Low-Income SF Renters. Trump’s HUD Cuts Have Already Begun

    By Adam Brinklow · March 27, 2025

    The Frisc Affordable housing Housing Federal policy
  163. Urban Institute Data Tool Tells Infrastructure Funding Story

    By Skip Descant · March 25, 2025

    Government Technology Transportation
  164. Colorado leaders pushing dense housing development. But residents still want their space

    By Bruce Finlay · March 4, 2025

    Denver Post Housing
  165. Millions at Risk? The Impact of HUD Cuts on Affordable Housing and Homelessness

    By Lydia Mahfouf · February 28, 2025

    Econostrum Affordable housing Housing Federal policy
  166. HUD cuts, layoffs will 'devastate' communities, worsen housing crisis, observers say

    By Andrea Riquier · February 27, 2025

    USA Today Housing Federal policy
  167. After the Great Society Subway, the green social housing eco-district

    By David Poms and Aparna Raj. February 27, 2025 · February 27, 2025

    Greater Greater Washington Affordable housing Housing Transit
  168. Trump targets blue state transportation projects

    By Claire Brown · February 25, 2025

    The New York Times Transportation Federal policy
  169. DOT funding priorities benefit Whiter, wealthier communities: Urban Institute

    By Kalena Thomhave · February 25, 2025

    Smart Cities Dive
  170. How high-speed rail would change Ontario and Quebec — if it actually happens.

    February 20, 2025

    RCI Transit
  171. Dos and Don’ts of Running a City in 2025

    By Diana Lind · February 17, 2025

    The Philadelphia Citizen
  172. Can More Roads Lead to More Weddings and Babies?

    By Justin Fox · February 14, 2025

    Bloomberg Transportation
  173. Trump administration freezes billions for electric vehicle chargers

    By Michael Sol Warren · February 13, 2025

    NJ Spotlight News Climate & environment Federal policy
  174. Want transit? Live near babies and married couples

    By Kristal Dixon and Thomas Wheatley · February 11, 2025

    Axios Atlanta Transit
  175. Trump's transportation choices

    By Joann Muller · February 11, 2025

    Axios Transportation Federal policy
  176. How 4 cities are advancing affordable housing despite NIMBYs

    By Danielle McLean · February 10, 2025

    Smart Cities Dive Affordable housing Housing
  177. DOT Says Transportation Funding Will Examine Birth, Marriage Rates

    By Eraine Wessler · February 8, 2025

    TravelPulse Transportation
  178. Transportation Memos Favor Places With Higher Birth and Marriage Rates

    By Kendra Pierre-Louis · February 4, 2025

    Bloomberg Transportation
  179. States and Cities Confront 'Unprecedented' Breadth of Trump's Federal Funding Freeze

    By Jared Brey · January 29, 2025

    Governing Federal policy
  180. Could Trump executive order hold up money for NJ Transit projects, Gateway tunnel?

    By Colleen Wilson · January 27, 2025

    NorthJersey.com Transit Transportation Federal policy
  181. San Diego plans push affordable housing onto dangerous roads

    By Jake Gotta · January 27, 2025

    10 News San Diego Affordable housing Housing Transportation
  182. Michael Smolens: Transit in San Diego always seems to be at crossroads

    By Michael Smolens · January 26, 2025

    San Diego Union-Tribune Transit Transportation
  183. What Trump’s infrastructure funding pause means for cities

    By Dan Zukowski · January 24, 2025

    Smart Cities Dive Transportation Federal policy
  184. Transit service finally expanding to Chicago’s South Side

    By Jeff McMurray · January 16, 2025

    Associated Press Transit
  185. Congestion pricing: What is it and could it be coming to DC?

    By David Kaplan · January 15, 2025

    Fox 5 Transportation
  186. A tale of two SC cities. Will Midlands town catch up with its neighbor on development?

    By Hannah Wade · January 14, 2025

    The State
  187. NYC is the first US city with congestion pricing. Surviving 2025 is the key test

    By John Towfighi · January 12, 2025

    CNN Transportation
  188. NYC’s congestion pricing is unpopular — for now

    By Abdallah Fayyad · January 10, 2025

    Vox Transportation
  189. California leaders ask for more federal transportation money before Trump takes over

    By Dan Zukowski · January 8, 2025

    Smart Cities Dive Transportation Federal policy
  190. How Did Transit Projects Fare in 2024?

    By Diana Ionescu · January 7, 2025

    Planetizen Transit
  191. The Blocks, Strips, and Neighborhoods Carved Out of ‘City of Yes’

    By Patrick Spauster · January 6, 2025

    City Limits.
  192. 9 predictions about what 2025 may hold for US cities.

    January 2, 2025

    Smart Cities Dive
  193. The New Localism: What Mamdani’s Election Can Teach Us About Housing

    By Bruce Katz, Michael Saadine, and Josh Humphries · 2025

    The Philadelphia Citizen/The New Localism Housing Governance & politics
  194. How America’s Regional Planning Boards Exclude Renters and Transit Users.

    2025

    California YIMBY Housing Transit
  195. Supply and the Housing Crisis: A Debate

    By Ned Resnikoff, Brian Callaci and Sandeep Vaheesan · 2025

    Dissent Housing
  196. More than $1 billion in federal funding for Blue Line LRT extension unclear as Trump takes office

    By Janet Moore · December 26, 2024

    Minnesota Star-Tribune Federal policy
  197. Isolated Chicago communities secure money for a coveted transit project before Trump takes office

    By Jeff McMurray · December 22, 2024

    Associated Press Transit Federal policy
  198. Everything You Need to Know About Trump’s Would-Be US DOT Secretary Sean Duffy

    By Kea Wilson · November 20, 2024

    Streetsblog Transportation Federal policy
  199. Trump's transportation pick could bring a U-turn

    By Ben Geman · November 19, 2024

    Axios Transportation Federal policy
  200. 'Using Fox as a Staffing Agency,' Trump Taps Sean Duffy for Transportation

    By Jessica Corbett · November 18, 2024

    Common Dreams Transportation Federal policy
  201. Subways, Buses and Bike Lanes Scored Billions in Local Ballot Wins

    By Kendra Pierre-Louis · November 16, 2024

    Bloomberg BNN Transit Cycling & walking
  202. Runaway rail dreams. Why Ottawa’s high-speed plan for Toronto-Quebec corridor is unlikely to reach its destination

    By David Olive · November 16, 2024

    The Star Transit
  203. Homeowners are using this hack to cut their mortgage payments in half — and chip away at the housing shortage

    November 14, 2024

    MarketWatch Housing
  204. Calling on Governor Josh Shapiro and the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission to stave off fare hikes and service cuts to SEPTA by flexing federal infrastructure funds from state highway projects to local transportation authorities.

    November 14, 2024

    Philadelphia City Council Transportation Governance & politics Federal policy
  205. Could SEPTA be saved from fiscal cliff by federal infrastructure funds? Some City Council members think so

    By Melissa Althouse · November 14, 2024

    Philly Voice Transportation Governance & politics Federal policy
  206. CTA In Race For Red Line Extension Funding From Feds Before Trump Takes Office

    By Mack Liederman · November 11, 2024

    Block Club Chicago Federal policy
  207. What a second Donald Trump presidency means for Connecticut

    By Alex Putterman and John Moritz · November 9, 2024

    CT Insider Federal policy
  208. Here’s what a second Trump administration could mean for Georgia.

    November 8, 2024

    Atlanta Journal Constitution Federal policy
  209. Baltimore’s Red Line is not dead yet, but Trump win threatens mass transit

    By Daniel Zawodny · November 7, 2024

    Baltimore Banner Transit Federal policy
  210. The Status of Housing Ballot Measures Across the Country

    By Anjulie Rao · November 7, 2024

    Dwell Housing
  211. How will a second Trump administration affect transportation policy?

    By Dan Zukowski · November 6, 2024

    Smart Cities Dive Transportation Federal policy
  212. 4 major wins for YIMBYs on election night — and one loss

    By Eliza Relman · November 6, 2024

    Business Insider Housing Governance & politics
  213. How Corporations Are Cashing In on Subsidized Low-Income Housing

    By Michael Friedrich. November 4, 2024 · November 4, 2024

    The New Republic Affordable housing Housing
  214. More than mobility: Making Charlotte’s transportation system work for the people who need it most

    By Erik Spanberg · November 4, 2024

    Charlotte Business Journals Transportation
  215. Kamala Harris Promises More Homes. San Francisco Needs Federal Help To Meet Its Housing Goals

    By Adam Brinklow · October 31, 2024

    The Frisc Housing Federal policy
  216. How the election will impact the muni market

    By Courtney Hoff Dockerty · October 31, 2024

    The Bond Buyer Governance & politics
  217. Street Views: Transportation on the Ballot

    By Joe Harrington · October 31, 2024

    Streets MN Transportation
  218. Moulton backs North-South Rail Link, touts housing boost

    By Cameron Sperance · October 30, 2024

    The Boston Globe Housing Transit
  219. How high-speed rail would change Ontario and Quebec — if it actually happens

    By Benjamin Shingler · October 30, 2024

    CBC News Transit
  220. What Trump could do to Metro if he wins a second term

    By Rachel Weiner · October 29, 2024

    The Washington Post Transit Federal policy
  221. Federal government going ahead with high-speed rail between Quebec City and Toronto

    By Thomas Gerbet, Louis Blouin, and Mathieu Prost · October 28, 2024

    CBC News Transit Federal policy
  222. Can Kamala Harris Really Add New Housing, Make It Cheaper?

    By Anna Helhoski · October 24, 2024

    NerdWallet Housing
  223. As Candidates Promise More Homes, Trump's Deportation Plan Raises Red Flags For Construction Industry

    By Margaret Jackson · October 24, 2024

    Yahoo Finance Housing Federal policy
  224. Facing multiple crises, how can cities survive?

    By Saul Elbein and Alejandra O’Connell-Domenech · October 21, 2024

    The Hill
  225. Cities face daunting challenges. Mike Bloomberg wants to help them help each other

    By Dylan Scott · October 15, 2024

    Vox
  226. How Much Does the President Influence Transportation Funding?

    By Diana Ionescu · October 13, 2024

    Planetizen. Transportation
  227. The numbers are in: Trump boosted roads. Biden backs biking and walkers

    By Daniel C. Vock · October 10, 2024

    Route Fifty Transportation Federal policy
  228. Beyond Development

    By Jacob Schermerhorn · October 10, 2024

    Rochester Beacon
  229. How the White House influences transportation grantmaking

    By Dan Zukowski · October 9, 2024

    Smart Cities Dive Transportation Federal policy
  230. Transportation Ballot Measures to Watch This November

    By Jared Brey · October 4, 2024

    Governing Transportation
  231. Transit-oriented development part of Harris' affordable housing plan

    By Caitlin Devitt · October 2, 2024

    Bond Buyer. Affordable housing Housing Transit
  232. Public transit agencies eye service cuts as pandemic aid runs out

    By Henry Epp · September 30, 2024

    Marketplace Transit
  233. Affordability,' remote work, personal reasons drive New York State population exodus

    By Michael Gormley · September 26, 2024

    Newsday
  234. A Local Issue, Housing, Joins the Presidential Campaign

    By Laura Bliss · September 20, 2024

    Bloomberg Housing
  235. The Market Alone Can’t Fix the U.S. Housing Crisis

    By Brian Callaci and Sandeep Vaheesan · September 12, 2024

    Harvard Business Review Housing
  236. How do Harris and Trump propose to make housing affordable?

    By Andrew Riquier · September 6, 2024

    USA Today Housing Federal policy
  237. Why is light rail to Lynnwood opening next to I-5 and not on Aurora?

    By Mike Lindblom · August 28, 2024

    Seattle Times Transit
  238. Development projects suddenly in limbo as Fresno scrambles in wake of court ruling

    By Gregory Weaver · August 28, 2024

    Fresnoland
  239. What Should the Next President Do to Ease the Housing Crisis?

    By Alexis Madrigal · August 20, 2024

    KQED Housing
  240. Harris Housing Plan Aims to Add 3 Million Homes. That Won’t Be Easy

    By Will Parker · August 16, 2024

    The Wall Street Journal Housing Transportation
  241. This commuter rail agency just went electric

    By Daniel Vock · August 15, 2024

    Route Fifty Transit
  242. Why a Biden-Harris Win Barely Registers on the Campaign Trail

    By Jared Brey · August 6, 2024

    Governing Transit Federal policy
  243. The rest of the world is building subways like crazy. The U.S. has pretty much given up

    By Benjamin Schneider · August 5, 2024

    Fast Company Housing Transit
  244. Train Travel in America Is Making a Comeback

    By Jacob Passy · July 31, 2024

    The Wall Street Journal Transit Transportation
  245. Paris Hopes to Forge a New Model for Olympics-Oriented Development

    By Sam Levitt · July 28, 2024

    The Urbanist International & comparative
  246. More RTD reform is coming next year, Colorado legislators say

    By Nathaniel Minor · July 24, 2024

    CPR News Governance & politics
  247. Zoning reform made way for an explosion of smaller homes in California. Will it work elsewhere?

    By Molly Bolan · July 10, 2024

    Route Fifty Housing Zoning & land use
  248. Canada makes an unprecedented push for multifamily housing

    By Akielly Hu · July 2, 2024

    Grist Housing International & comparative
  249. Mass Transit That Can Move a Megalopolis

    By Benjamin Schneider · July 2, 2024

    CityLab Transit
  250. Another 200,000 homes in 10 years? Columbus betting on zoning code overhaul to get it done

    By Max Filby · July 2, 2024

    Columbus Dispatch Housing Zoning & land use
  251. Sluggish spring home sales stalk Seattle

    By Christine Clarridge and Sami Sparber · June 24, 2024

    Axios Seattle Housing
  252. Future of Travel: Is High-Speed Rail Finally Happening in the U.S.?

    June 19, 2024

    Pivot Podcast Transit
  253. Little Rock metro is 10th deadliest in the U.S. for pedestrians, study says

    By Matt Campbell · June 10, 2024

    Arkansas Times Transit Cycling & walking
  254. Counterpoint: Upending single-family zoning isn't the answer

    June 2, 2024

    Star Tribune Zoning & land use
  255. Financing, zoning, not federal land access, are what will expand affordable housing, experts say

    By Michael Lyle · May 29, 2024

    Nevada Current Affordable housing Housing Zoning & land use
  256. As cities add bus and bike lanes, traffic enforcement keeps them clear

    By Dan Zukowski · May 22, 2024

    Smart Cities Dive Transit Transportation Cycling & walking
  257. Mayor Brandon Johnson Rode The Trains While Campaigning. But Can He Fix The CTA?

    By Mack Liederman · May 14, 2024

    Block Club Chicago Governance & politics
  258. Leong: With Calgarians back on transit in droves, politicians need to come aboard

    By Ricky Leong · May 13, 2024

    Calgary Sun Transit Governance & politics
  259. Want to go faster on North Texas toll roads? Get out your wallet

    By Yamil Berard · May 13, 2024

    Dallas Morning News Transportation
  260. Fresno’s sprawl ambitions collide with market realities, report finds

    By Gregory Weaver · May 9, 2024

    Fresnoland Housing
  261. A Highway Split Their Community. Efforts to Fix That Face Opposition.

    By Madeleine Ngo · May 7, 2024

    The New York Times Transportation
  262. Congestion Pricing’s Billions to Pay for Nuts and Bolts of Subway System

    By Winnie Hu · May 6, 2024

    The New York Times Transit Transportation
  263. Where Are America’s Most Vulnerable Bridges?

    By Linda Poon and Phil Kuntz · April 29, 2024

    CityLab Transportation
  264. To increase job access, try dedicated bus lanes, this study says

    By Dan Zukowski · April 25, 2024

    Smart Cities Dive Transit
  265. What could the region do to ensure WMATA not only survives but thrives?

    By Wyatt Gordon · April 22, 2024

    GreaterGreaterWashington Federal policy
  266. Calgary is the latest city to dig into citywide rezoning, with mixed results globally

    By Darren Krause · April 19, 2024

    Livewire Calgary Zoning & land use
  267. Miami's Overtown has most potential for new apartments in county

    By Erik Bojnansky · April 16, 2024

    South Florida Business Journal Housing
  268. CTA’s New ‘Dynamic’ Schedule Adds Little Train Service To Struggling System

    By Mack Lieberman · April 15, 2024

    Block Club Chicago. Transit
  269. Unlocking Miami-Dade’s Housing Potential: Existing Vacant Land Could Provide Affordable Housing for 192,000 Renters

    By Adina Dragos · April 11, 2024

    Rent Cafe Affordable housing Housing
  270. How one city pulled public transit from the brink — and what the rest of the country can learn from it

    By Abdallah Fayyad · April 10, 2024

    Vox Transit
  271. How to ease the path to transit-oriented housing development

    By Kalena Thomhave · April 9, 2024

    Smart Cities Dive Housing Transit Transit-oriented development
  272. Which city is more affordable, Houston or Boston?

    By Benjamin Schneider · April 9, 2024

    The Urban Condition.
  273. In Chicago, one neighborhood is fighting gentrification and climate change at the same time

    By Juanpablo Ramirez-Franco · April 5, 2024

    Grist Climate & environment Equity & segregation
  274. A collapsed bridge, a new Amtrak tunnel, the Red Line: Baltimore is an infrastructure epicenter

    By Daniel Zawodny and Adam Willis · April 3, 2024

    Baltimore Banner Transit Transportation
  275. Cities look to AI-powered cameras to keep bus lanes clear

    By Dan Zukowski · April 3, 2024

    Smart Cities Dive Transit
  276. The Baltimore bridge collapse and its potential consequences, explained

    By Li Zhou, Ellen Ioanes, and Izzie Ramirez · March 28, 2024

    Vox Transportation
  277. U.S. cities are clamoring for electric buses. Why can’t manufacturers keep up?

    By Benton Graham · March 28, 2024

    Fast Company
  278. Want to Lower Your City’s Transportation Emissions? Drive Less

    By Skip Descant · March 27, 2024

    Government Technology Transportation Climate & environment
  279. Transportation Alternatives to Personal Vehicles in Indiana are Limited

    By Jeremy Herhusky-Schneider · March 25, 2024

    WFHB Transportation
  280. The 2024 Economic Report of the President

    March 21, 2024

    The 2024 Economic Report of the President
  281. Feds Seek to Heal Community Scars from Interstate Highways

    By Jared Brey · March 21, 2024

    Governing Transportation
  282. The Case Against YIMBYism

    By Michael Friedrich · March 15, 2024

    The New Republic Housing
  283. Highways isolate urban communities nationwide. $3 billion from Washington aims to fix that

    By Kimberly Adams · March 15, 2024

    Marketplace Transportation Federal policy
  284. Mixed Reviews for ‘Reconnecting Communities’ Grants

    By Kea Wilson · March 14, 2024

    Streetsblog Transportation Federal policy
  285. Amtrak’s ridership is touching record highs.

    March 14, 2024

    The Economist Transit
  286. Why is it so hard to build housing near transit stops?

    By Daniel C. Vok · March 12, 2024

    RouteFifty. Housing Transit Transit-oriented development
  287. Borrowing from the neighbours: Can other countries offer practical solutions to Canada’s housing crisis?

    By Gregor Craigie · March 1, 2024

    The Globe and Mail Housing International & comparative
  288. Do dedicated bus lanes make or break IndyGo's Blue Line? Indiana lawmakers will soon decide

    By Kayla Dwyer · February 29, 2024

    Indianapolis Star Transit
  289. How Federal Policy Can Encourage TOD

    By Diana Ionescu · February 29, 2024

    Planetizen Transit-oriented development Federal policy
  290. Mapping the future

    By Adam Rogers · February 21, 2024

    Business Insider
  291. The T is on track to be broke soon. There’s no long-term fix.

    By Taylor Dolven · February 12, 2024

    The Boston Globe
  292. Here’s what’s in Katie Porter’s plan to address the housing crisis — and what experts say about it

    By Shira Stein · February 7, 2024

    San Francisco Chronicle Housing
  293. Chicago transit confronts a fiscal cliff, but it isn't Caracas

    By AJ Caughey · February 6, 2024

    Chicago Council on Global Affairs Transit Governance & politics
  294. New Subway Fare Gates and Platform Barriers Fail to Impress New Yorkers

    By Ana Ley · January 30, 2024

    The New York Times Transit
  295. Can a National Zoning Atlas Chart a Way Out of the US Housing Crisis?

    By Kriston Capps · January 29, 2024

    CityLab Housing Zoning & land use Federal policy
  296. Avoiding Transit’s Death Spiral, an Interview With Yonah Freemark

    By Jonah Bliss. January 26, 2024 · January 26, 2024

    The Curbivore Transit
  297. How the Biden Infrastructure Bill Can Be Used to Fund Housing

    By Chava Gourarie · January 24, 2024

    Commercial Observer Housing Transportation Federal policy
  298. The MTA just installed platform barriers at one subway station

    By Ian Kumamoto · January 22, 2024

    TimeOut Transit
  299. Bipartisan tax deal could lead to 200,000 new affordable rental units. It’s a ‘modest and important’ effort, expert says

    By Aarthi Swaminathan · January 16, 2024

    MarketWatch Housing Governance & politics
  300. Death on the Roads: California Traffic Fatality Crisis Far From Over

    By Jonathan Vankin · January 14, 2024

    California Local Transportation
  301. Seattle-area housing crunch predicted to last decades

    By Christine Clarridge · January 12, 2024

    Axios Seattle Housing
  302. As ‘Mansion Taxes’ Catch On in US Cities, Los Angeles Offers Lessons

    By Sarah Holder · January 11, 2024

    CityLab
  303. ISSUES AND OPPORTUNITIES: HIGH FREQUENCY RAIL IN THE TORONTO TO QUEBEC CITY CORRIDOR

    2024

    House of Commons of Canada Transit
  304. Can L.A. Really Pull Off a “Car-Free

    By Alyssa Walker · 2024

    Dwell Transportation
  305. How States Are Addressing the High Cost of Housing

    By Jared Brey · 2024

    Governing Housing
  306. RHP Seminar: Upzoning and Affordable Housing with Yonah Freemark and Jenna Davis

    2024

    Affordable housing Housing Zoning & land use
  307. Philadelphia's Hottest New Neighborhood?

    By Jake Blumgart · December 28, 2023

    Philadelphia Inquirer
  308. Upzoning Affordability Impacts: The Latest Research

    By Todd Litman · December 26, 2023

    Planetizen Zoning & land use
  309. Shelved Penn Station fixes could avoid $17 billion expansion — if transit agencies actually work together: Post investigation

    By Nolan Hicks · December 25, 2023

    New York Post Transit
  310. New Guidance to Repurpose Transit Properties for Affordable Housing

    By Mary Hammon · December 14, 2023

    Planetizen Affordable housing Housing Transit
  311. American high-speed rail has never been closer to reality. Can it cross the finish line?

    By Benjamin Schneider · December 13, 2023

    Fast Company Transit
  312. High-speed rail — environmentally friendly and popular worldwide — has a hard time in the U.S.

    By Stephanie Hughes · December 8, 2023

    Marketplace Transit Climate & environment
  313. SoCal to Vegas in two hours? High-speed rail comes closer to reality with $3-billion award

    By Rachel Uranga · December 5, 2023

    Los Angeles Times Transit
  314. Calif.'s high-speed train Brightline connecting LA, Vegas stays on course

    By Olivia Harden · December 5, 2023

    SF Gate Transit
  315. Free rides reduced driving, RTD report says. But quest to reduce transportation pollution faces a long road

    By Nathaniel Minor · December 4, 2023

    CPR News Transportation
  316. $15 Tolls Likely for Nation’s First Congestion Pricing Program

    By Ana Ley · November 29, 2023

    The New York Times Transportation
  317. Why doesn’t the US have more passenger trains?

    By Samathan Delouya · November 25, 2023

    CNN
  318. Metro Vancouver transit ridership accelerating but below pre-pandemic level

    By Glen Korstrom · November 22, 2023

    BIV Transit
  319. Editorial: Yellow Line crash is a harbinger of a CTA in crisis.

    November 20, 2023

    Chicago Tribune
  320. Behind the Transit 'Bailout' | Opinion

    By Bob Powers, Randy Clarke, Dorval Carter, and Stephanie Lotshaw · November 16, 2023

    Newsweek Transit
  321. Navigating the Fiscal Crisis in Public Transit

    By Jared Brey · November 13, 2023

    Governing Transit
  322. ‘L’ stations near offices have seen fewer riders return than those located near parks, Urban Institute analysis shows

    By Sarah Freishtat · November 10, 2023

    Chicago Tribune
  323. Transit Needs to Diversify Funding to Face Fiscal Headwinds

    By Skip Descant · November 10, 2023

    Government Technology Transit
  324. Should public transit be a free service? One city just said yes

    By Savannah Maher. November 9, 2023 · November 9, 2023

    Marketplace Transit
  325. America’s Subways and Buses Face Deep Service Cuts as Federal Money Ends

    By Skylar Woodhouse · November 9, 2023

    Bloomberg Businessweek Transit Federal policy
  326. Affordable Housing Taxes Sweep the Ballots in Three US Cities

    By Sarah Holder, Fola Akinnibi, and Anna Edgerton · November 8, 2023

    CityLab Affordable housing Housing
  327. How Zoning Shapes Communities

    By Steve Wright · November 8, 2023

    National Association of Realtors Zoning & land use Federal policy
  328. D.C.-Boston Amtrak corridor gets billions in federal boost

    By Ian Duncan · November 6, 2023

    The Washington Post Transit Federal policy
  329. Federal Infrastructure Funding Still Favors Large Road Projects

    By Skip Descant · November 3, 2023

    Government Technology Transportation Federal policy
  330. The Trouble With Transit Funding

    By Diana Ionescu · November 2, 2023

    Planetizen Transit
  331. Five Ways to Pull U.S. Transit Agencies Out of the Fiscal ‘Death Spiral’

    By John Besche · November 2, 2023

    Streetsblog Transit Transportation
  332. How can NJ Transit avoid a fiscal cliff? Attract riders like Taylor Swift is in town, report says

    By Larry Higgs · November 1, 2023

    NJ.com Transit
  333. Looming ‘fiscal cliff’ shows deeper problems with transit funding, researchers say

    By Daniel C. Vock · November 1, 2023

    Route Fifty Transit
  334. Report Evaluates Equity in Federal Infrastructure Grants

    By Diana Ionescu · October 30, 2023

    Planetizen Transportation Equity & segregation Federal policy
  335. Measuring Equity in Federal Infrastructure Spending

    By Jared Brey · October 26, 2023

    Governing Transportation Equity & segregation Federal policy
  336. Are Federal Infrastructure Dollars Going to Communities In Need?

    By Guillermo Molero · October 25, 2023

    CityLab Transportation Federal policy
  337. Legacy programs stymie Biden's efforts to boost equity in infrastructure spending

    By Daniel C. Vock · October 25, 2023

    Route Fifty Transportation Equity & segregation Federal policy
  338. CTA Brown, Orange Line Schedules Down More than 25%, even as other cities rebuild transit levels

    By Sarah Freishtat · October 10, 2023

    Chicago Tribune Housing Transit
  339. Yonah Freemark: An interview about land use and zoning

    By Andrew Kane · October 9, 2023

    Triangle Blog Blog Zoning & land use
  340. 'I don't want to be right': Charlottesville's upzoning opponents could be losing this fight

    By James Armesto · October 7, 2023

    The Daily Progress Zoning & land use
  341. Can NYC Ease Housing Costs With ‘City of Yes’ Proposal?

    By Kriston Capps and Sarah Holder · October 3, 2023

    CityLab Housing
  342. B.C.'s post-pandemic transit ridership rebound exceeds rest of Canada’s

    By Glen Korstrom · September 21, 2023

    BIV Transit International & comparative
  343. In War on Congestion Pricing, Governor Turns to Courts and Trash Talk

    By Tracey Tully · August 7, 2023

    The New York Times Transportation Governance & politics
  344. America, take note: New Zealand has figured out a simple way to bring down home prices

    By Eliza Relman · August 7, 2023

    Insider Housing
  345. The invisible laws that led to America’s housing crisis

    By Nathaniel Meyersohn · August 5, 2023

    CNN Housing
  346. Boulder City Council to decide on proposed ordinance for raising occupancy limits

    By John Herrick · August 2, 2023

    Boulder Reporting Lab Governance & politics
  347. The Most Influential Contemporary Urbanists.

    August 2, 2023

    Planetizen
  348. Horrifying numbers of Americans will not make it to old age.

    July 31, 2023

    The Economist
  349. MTA, NJ Transit shelved $3B plan to fix Penn Station in favor of pricier plan — and to not work together

    By Nolan Hicks · July 28, 2023

    New York Post Transit
  350. Lawmakers are banning single-family zoning. But are apartment buildings the 'silver bullet' for America's housing shortage?

    By Aarthi Swaminathan · July 24, 2023

    Morningstar Housing Zoning & land use
  351. Sharp-Leadenhall Legacy residents fear they will be priced out. They say affordable housing is the answer

    By Clara Longo de Freitas · July 17, 2023

    The Baltimore Banner Affordable housing Housing
  352. Why you should vote for ALL THE CANDIDATES in the Seattle City Council District 3 primary.

    July 13, 2023

    Capitol Hill Seattle Blog Governance & politics
  353. The 100 Most Influential Urbanists, Past and Present.

    July 11, 2023

    Planetizen
  354. This Year’s RAISE Grants Will Help Disadvantaged Communities

    By George Kevin Jordan · June 29, 2023

    Streetsblog Transportation Federal policy
  355. How local laws restrict the location of subsidized housing

    By Laurel Demkovich · June 29, 2023

    Washington State Standard Affordable housing Housing Federal policy
  356. Why Pedestrian Deaths Are Skyrocketing in America.

    By Benjamin Hart · June 26, 2023

    New York Magazine Cycling & walking
  357. Chapel Hill's housing zoning rules have changed. What now?

    By Ethan E. Horton · June 23, 2023

    The Daily Tar Heel Housing Zoning & land use
  358. Week in Review

    By Tyler Hoguet, Noah Brown, and Elizabeth Martinez · June 23, 2023

    The Regulatory Review
  359. Which zoning changes best alleviate the housing crisis? Seattle-area cities have a new way to find out

    By Kalena Thomhave · June 22, 2023

    Smart Cities Dive Housing Zoning & land use
  360. New Tool Visualizes Housing Near Transit in Puget Sound Cities

    By Natalie Bicknell Argerious · June 15, 2023

    The Urbanist Housing Transit Transit-oriented development
  361. LA Metro Expands Rail Grid With Direct Crosstown Service

    By Skylar Woodhouse · June 15, 2023

    CityLab Transit
  362. Steamboat Springs considers expanded bus service as well as a few ideas that could cover the cost

    By Hank Lacey · June 14, 2023

    Steamboat Pilot & Today Transit
  363. Zoning laws contribute to neighborhood segregation in CT, study finds

    By Abigail Brone · June 13, 2023

    Connecticut Public Radio Zoning & land use Equity & segregation
  364. Single-Family Zoning Linked With Income and Race Segregation

    By Jared Brey · June 9, 2023

    Governing Zoning & land use Equity & segregation
  365. Digital Atlas Could Reveal Zoning's Social Impact

    By Molly Bolan · June 8, 2023

    Route Fifty Zoning & land use
  366. New study shows link between restrictive zoning and segregation

    By Andrew Larsen · June 7, 2023

    Hartford Business Journal Zoning & land use Equity & segregation
  367. New report: 5 things to know about how CT zoning promotes housing inequality

    By Kenneth R. Gosselin · June 6, 2023

    Hartford Courant Housing Zoning & land use Equity & segregation
  368. CT ‘Work Live Ride’ bill unlikely to pass this session

    By Ginny Monk · June 6, 2023

    CT Mirror
  369. Public Housing Isn’t the Solution

    By Eric Kober · June 1, 2023

    City Journal Affordable housing Housing
  370. Don't Buy the Social Housing Hype

    By Christian Britschgi · May 30, 2023

    Reason Affordable housing Housing
  371. An idea so bad it was bound to return: public housing

    By Steven Greenhut · May 28, 2023

    Orange County Register Affordable housing Housing
  372. More people are dying on Mass. and US roads. It doesn't have to be this way. Just look at the UK, France, and Japan.

    By Taylor Dolven · May 26, 2023

    The Boston Globe Transportation International & comparative
  373. Opinion: It's Time to Destigmatize 'Public Housing'

    By Diana Ionescu · May 25, 2023

    Planetizen Affordable housing Housing
  374. To Save Downtowns, Destroy Them.

    By Amit Katwala · May 19, 2023

    Wired
  375. Homeless in Seattle

    By Bill Conroy · May 19, 2023

    Medium Affordable housing Housing
  376. Will States Force Localities to Build Affordable Housing?

    By Katherine Barrett and Richard Greene · May 17, 2023

    Route Fifty Affordable housing Housing
  377. The US city where ‘desert palaces’ are sprouting as affordable homes dwindle

    By Amanda Abrams · May 12, 2023

    The Guardian Housing
  378. OPINION: ‘Upzoning’ Won’t Fix Our Housing Crisis… But Do It Anyway

    By Daniel Herriges · May 3, 2023

    Pagosa Daily Post Housing Zoning & land use
  379. Report: Nearly half of land use legislative boards are 95% white; almost all require home ownership

    By Andy Castillo · May 1, 2023

    American City & County Housing Zoning & land use Governance & politics
  380. Women, people of color, renters underrepresented on land-use boards: report

    By Gaby Galvin · April 28, 2023

    Smart Cities Dive Housing Zoning & land use
  381. How Pete Buttigieg wants to make America’s roads safer

    By Jonquilyn Hill · April 26, 2023

    Vox Transportation
  382. This Bill Could Help D.C. Turn Vacant Homes Into Grocery Stores

    By Morgan Baskin · April 25, 2023

    DCist Housing
  383. Unreliable CTA service is a frustration for riders. It’s also costing Chicago

    By Sarah Freishtat · April 24, 2023

    Chicago Tribune
  384. Zoning Reforms Slow to Benefit Renters

    By Diana Ionescu · April 20, 2023

    Planetizen Housing Zoning & land use
  385. US traffic deaths reach highest level since 2005: NHTSA

    By Michael Brady · April 18, 2023

    Smart Cities Dive Transportation
  386. White male homeowners are overrepresented on land-use boards, survey finds

    By Michaelle Bond · April 17, 2023

    Philadelphia Inquirer Housing Zoning & land use
  387. Study: Renters, Women, Minorities Underrepresented in Land Use Decisions

    By Diana Ionescu · April 13, 2023

    Planetizen Housing Zoning & land use
  388. White Male Homeowners Are Lion's Share Of Land Use Boards

    By Emma Kennedy · April 12, 2023

    Law 360 Housing Zoning & land use
  389. Housing politics divide the suburbs

    By Caitlin Owens · April 12, 2023

    Axios. Housing Governance & politics
  390. Colorado’s big land-use bill, explained

    By Andrew Kenney · April 12, 2023

    CPR News Zoning & land use
  391. Report: Less-restrictive zoning can increase ‘market rate’ housing supply

    By Andy Castillo · April 11, 2023

    American City & County Housing Zoning & land use
  392. Do Zoning Reforms Benefit Renters?

    By Molly Bolan · April 11, 2023

    Route Fifty Housing Zoning & land use
  393. Does Upzoning Reduce Housing Prices?

    By Jonathan Zasloff · April 11, 2023

    Legal Planet Housing Zoning & land use
  394. Zoning Changes Have Small Impact on Housing Supply

    By Jared Brey · April 10, 2023

    Governing Housing Zoning & land use
  395. Upzoning Modestly Increases Housing Supply and Affordability, Study Says

    By James Brasuell · April 9, 2023

    Planetizen Housing Zoning & land use
  396. State Lawmakers Must Pass Middle Housing Bill and Strip Poison Pill from TOD Bill

    By Doug Trumm · April 6, 2023

    The Urbanist Housing Transit-oriented development
  397. Less-restrictive zoning can increase supply of market-rate housing, new research shows

    By Michael Brady · April 4, 2023

    Smart Cities Dive Housing Zoning & land use
  398. Land use bill looks to expand housing in Colorado

    By Luis de Leon · March 30, 2023

    9 News NBC Housing Zoning & land use
  399. Gov. Polis’ housing proposal would allow duplexes, townhomes, ADUs across many cities in Colorado

    By Andrew Kenney and Nathaniel Minor · March 22, 2023

    CPR News Housing
  400. MASS TRANSIT'S CROSSROADS

    By Andy Medici · March 17, 2023

    Tampa Bay Business Journal Transit Transportation
  401. Free Muni a Pillar of SF’s Recovery, a Supervisor Says. That Claim Is on Shaky Ground

    By Kristi Cole · March 16, 2023

    The Frisc
  402. To build more ‘missing middle’ housing, the devil is in the details

    By Teo Armus · March 16, 2023

    The Washington Post Housing Federal policy
  403. Passing the Infrastructure Bill Was a Huge Win. But How’s the Implementation Going?

    By Daniel Strauss · March 7, 2023

    The New Republic Transportation
  404. Rest In Pieces, ‘Fix-it-First’: Biden Caves to GOP’s Highway Expansion Obsession

    By Gabriel Baumgaertner · March 7, 2023

    Streetsblog Transportation Federal policy
  405. Washington senators vote in favor of more housing near transit centers

    By Jashayla Pettigrew · March 2, 2023

    KOIN CBS 6 Housing Transit Transit-oriented development
  406. In the Legislature: Bill to increase housing near transportation centers passes State Senate.

    March 1, 2023

    Lynnwood Today Housing Transportation Governance & politics
  407. Report: How States Can Incentivize Housing Production

    By Diana Ionescu · February 23, 2023

    Planetizen Housing
  408. Panel explores Minnesota’s glaring racial inequities

    By Abdi Mohamed · February 22, 2023

    Minnesota Spokesman–Recorder Equity & segregation
  409. Call to Action: Gov. Polis stresses more housing is key to Colorado’s economic health

    By Ellis Arnold · February 7, 2023

    Colorado Community Media Housing
  410. Dangerous intersections and roads in Boston and Springfield are about to get multimillion-dollar upgrades

    By Samantha J. Gross and Taylor Dolven · February 1, 2023

    The Boston Globe Transportation
  411. How Federal Policy Can Support More Affordable Housing in Exclusionary Communities

    By James Brasuell · January 30, 2023

    Planetizen Affordable housing Housing Federal policy
  412. EV Hype Overshadows Public Transit as a Climate Fix

    By Skylar Woodhouse and Saleha Mohsin · January 25, 2023

    CityLab Transit Climate & environment
  413. Liias and Reed Introduce Bill Requiring Midrise Zoning Near Rapid Transit

    By Doug Trumm · January 25, 2023

    The Urbanist Zoning & land use Transit
  414. A Look at the Suburbs: Map experts dig for roots of racial separation in metro Denver neighborhoods

    By Ellis Arnold · January 25, 2023

    Colorado Community Media Transit Equity & segregation
  415. How Nextdoor Put Neighbors In a Housing Policy 'Cage Match'

    By Aaron Gordon · January 24, 2023

    Vice Housing
  416. Bipartisan legislation would spur development near transit centers.

    January 23, 2023

    Washington State Senate Democrats Transit Transit-oriented development Governance & politics
  417. Some cities turn to free public busing to counteract inequity

    By William Brangham and Casey Kuhn · January 20, 2023

    PBS News Hour Equity & segregation
  418. Thoughtful Zoning Policy Could Revitalize Urban Transit

    By Skip Descant · January 20, 2023

    Government Technology Zoning & land use Transit
  419. The Vast Potential of Pairing Transit and Homes in Washington State

    By Dan Bertolet · January 18, 2023

    Sightline Housing Transit Federal policy
  420. New Washington Bill Would Legalize More Homes and Businesses Near Transit

    By Catie Gould · January 16, 2023

    Sightline Housing Transit Transit-oriented development
  421. How WA's legislature is addressing the housing crisis in 2023

    By Josh Cohen · January 12, 2023

    Crosscut Housing Governance & politics
  422. Housing Notes: Council Preserves Drive Thru, Challenge Seattle Report Backs Zoning Overhaul

    By Doug Trumm · January 12, 2023

    The Urbanist Housing Zoning & land use Governance & politics
  423. Transport is the Leading Source of U.S. Emissions — Again

    By Kea Wilson · January 12, 2023

    Streetsblog Transportation Climate & environment
  424. The Biggest Issues to Watch in 2023

    By Jared Brey · January 10, 2023

    Governing
  425. 2023 housing strategies proposed by Seattle's top CEOs

    By Joshua McNichols · January 9, 2023

    KUOW Housing
  426. How Zoning Changes Could Boost Housing Supply in Seattle

    By Diana Ionescu · January 9, 2023

    Planetizen Housing Zoning & land use
  427. Electrified rail is the future. Is Virginia all aboard?

    By Wyatt Gordon · January 9, 2023

    Virginia Mercury Transit
  428. Report Highlights Puget Sound’s Housing Deficit and Zoning Reform Potential

    By Doug Trumm · January 7, 2023

    The Urbanist Housing Zoning & land use
  429. San Jose’s BART extension gets oversight after major cost jump, timeline delay

    By Gabriel Greschler · 2023

    Times-Herald
  430. Iconic America on PBS, episode 8, The Golden Gate Bridge

    2023

    Iconic America Transportation
  431. We asked 17 smart people to predict the future of transportation in 2023

    By Andrew J. Hawkins · December 28, 2022

    The Verge Transportation
  432. Architectural voices respond to the Inflation Reduction Act, “the first real piece of climate legislation to make it through Congress

    By Bill Millard · December 22, 2022

    The Climate & environment Governance & politics Federal policy
  433. Federal safety regulators begin investigation into self-driving taxis

    By Dan Zukowski · December 22, 2022

    Smart Cities Dive Transportation Autonomous vehicles Federal policy
  434. D.C. could become the largest U.S. city to experiment with free transit

    By Savannah Maher · December 15, 2022

    Marketplace Transit
  435. Free Rides: DC's Bold Plan Offers Test Case for Post-Pandemic Transit

    By Hope Yen · December 12, 2022

    NBC 4 Transit
  436. Why American roadways are some of the deadliest in the world

    By Dan Grossman · December 8, 2022

    WTKR Transportation
  437. U.S. Road Safety Lags Behind Other Countries Because It’s A Complex Problem To Solve

    By Stephen Rivers · December 4, 2022

    Carscoops. Transportation
  438. Traffic fatalities spike in Washington state

    By Libby Denkmann, Jason Burrows, and Noel Gasca · November 29, 2022

    KUOW Transportation Federal policy
  439. Cities Are Bringing A Racial Equity Lens To Zoning And Planning Processes

    By Oscar Perry Abello · November 29, 2022

    Next City Zoning & land use Equity & segregation
  440. ‘HOUSING ITSELF CAN’T JUST BE IT’

    By Shawna De La Rosa · November 28, 2022

    Puget Sound Business Journal Housing
  441. The Exceptionally American Problem of Rising Roadway Deaths

    By Emily Badger and Alicia Parlapiano · November 27, 2022

    The New York Times Transportation
  442. Opinion: The Red Line extension costs too much and does too little

    By Ed Zotti · November 23, 2022

    Crain's
  443. Transportation in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: Are We There Yet?

    By Deron Lovaas · November 18, 2022

    NRDC Transportation Governance & politics
  444. Study looks at potential health effects of living near Louisville traffic

    By David Mattingly · November 17, 2022

    WAVE Transportation
  445. Public pressure at meetings affects rezoning application approval: study

    By Michael Brady · November 17, 2022

    Smart Cities Dive Zoning & land use
  446. Where and Why Rezonings Are More Likely to Succeed

    By James Brasuell · November 16, 2022

    Planetizen Zoning & land use
  447. Report: Hundreds of thousands of Louisville residents are exposed to roadway pollution

    By Roberto Roldan · November 15, 2022

    WFPL Transportation
  448. Metro Service to DC’s Dulles Airport Finally Arrives, 60 Years in the Making

    By Skylar Woodhouse · November 15, 2022

    Bloomberg Transit Transportation
  449. Crude emails reveal nasty side of a California beach city’s crusade to halt growth

    By Liam Dillon and Andrew J. Campa · November 14, 2022

    Los Angeles Times
  450. How Election Day Shows the Fluid Politics of Housing

    By Jared Brey · November 14, 2022

    Governing Housing Governance & politics
  451. Thank You For Your Feedback

    By Aaron Gordon · November 14, 2022

    Vice
  452. How Chicago wants to get its citizens to rely less on cars

    By Sarah Freishtat and Alice Yin · November 12, 2022

    Chicago Tribune
  453. Voting To Stop Inflation Doesn't Work The Way You Think It Does

    By Venessa Wong · November 11, 2022

    BuzzFeed News
  454. Voters approve more spending on affordable housing in cities across the U.S.

    By Jennifer Ludden · November 9, 2022

    NPR All Things Considered Affordable housing Housing Governance & politics
  455. Governor Inslee Touts Homelessness Strategy and Previews State Zoning and Permitting Reform Push

    By Doug Trumm · November 3, 2022

    The Urbanist Affordable housing Housing Zoning & land use
  456. Seattle Region’s Extensive Blanket of Exclusionary Zoning Illustrated in New Study

    By Doug Trumm · November 1, 2022

    The Urbanist Zoning & land use
  457. Affordable housing spending is on the ballot in cities across the US

    By Danielle McLean · October 25, 2022

    Smart Cities Dive Affordable housing Housing
  458. Why it’s so hard to fix housing overcrowding in Los Angeles

    By Liam Dillon and Brittny Mejia · October 19, 2022

    Los Angeles Times Housing
  459. CA, MA put high-earner tax increases on November ballots for transit, EVs, other initiatives

    By Dan Zukowski · October 14, 2022

    Smart Cities Dive Transit
  460. As infrastructure money flows, Buttigieg’s choices will shape U.S. for generations

    By Ian Duncan · October 13, 2022

    The Washington Post Transportation Federal policy
  461. What can convince Chicagoans to rely less on cars? City aims to make ‘transit-oriented development’ the answer.

    By Sarah Freishtat and Alice Yin · October 13, 2022

    Chicago Tribune Transit Transit-oriented development
  462. Transit measures are on the November ballot in these city and county elections

    By Dan Zukowski · October 13, 2022

    Smart Cities Dive Transit Governance & politics
  463. Autonomous vehicles in urgent need of regulation, says urban research group

    By Niail Patrick Walsh · October 11, 2022

    Archinect Autonomous vehicles
  464. Housing Construction Slowest at Both Ends of Wealth Spectrum

    By Diana Ionescu · October 9, 2022

    Planetizen Housing
  465. As Self-Driving Cars Hit the Streets, New Equity Concerns Emerge

    By Daniel C. Vock · September 26, 2022

    Route 50 Transportation Autonomous vehicles Equity & segregation
  466. AVs Need Oversight to Realize Societal Benefits, Experts Say

    By Skip Descant · September 23, 2022

    Government Technology
  467. All aboard: St. Petersburg’s SunRunner will show Tampa Bay what mass transit is all about

    By Henry Queen · September 23, 2022

    Tampa Bay Business Journal Transit
  468. Self-driving cars’ benefits, perils outlined in new report

    By Dan Zukowski · September 22, 2022

    Smart Cities Dive Transportation Autonomous vehicles
  469. The Inflation Reduction Act's 'Inadequate' Reliance on Electric Vehicles

    By James Brasuell · September 20, 2022

    Planetizen Climate & environment
  470. The Lost Opportunity in Biden’s Big Infrastructure Bills

    By Abigail Weinberg · September 20, 2022

    Mother Jones Transportation Federal policy
  471. Kansas City needs to become more walkable. Here’s how that can happen

    By Mili Mansaray · September 16, 2022

    The Kansas City Beacon Cycling & walking
  472. Stuck in Neutral

    By Henry Queen · September 16, 2022

    Tampa Bay Business Journal
  473. New York Passes Bill That Will Provide Up to 50% Off on E-Bike and E-Scooter Sales

    By Sophie Webster · August 31, 2022

    Tech Cycling & walking
  474. As Extreme Weather Worsens, Can Cities Protect Public Transit?

    By Whitney Bauck · August 31, 2022

    Yes! Transit
  475. New York Lawmakers Look to Boost E-Bikes After Federal Snub

    By Colin Kinniburgh · August 30, 2022

    New York Focus Cycling & walking Federal policy
  476. Did California Just Do More to Reduce Emissions Than the New Climate Bill?

    By Abigail Weinberg · August 26, 2022

    Mother Jones Climate & environment
  477. TBARTA schedules large stakeholder meeting to discuss its financially perilous future

    By Henry Queen · August 26, 2022

    Tampa Bay Business Journal
  478. California Banned Gas Cars. Now It Needs a Plan for Fewer Cars

    By Alissa Walker · August 25, 2022

    Curbed
  479. RAISE Grants Move Away From Road Expansion, But Not In Seattle Metro

    By Ryan Packer · August 17, 2022

    The Urbanist Transit Transportation Federal policy
  480. To Fix Inflation And Climate Change, Get Americans out of Cars

    By Eve Kessler · August 17, 2022

    Streetsblog Transportation Climate & environment
  481. EXPLAINER: How is inflation affecting commuting costs?

    By Adriana Morga · August 12, 2022

    Associated Press
  482. Extreme Weather Is Only Getting Worse. Can Cities Protect Public Transit?

    By Whitney Bauck · August 12, 2022

    Next City Transit
  483. Addressing Transportation and Inflation is a Climate Solution.

    August 10, 2022

    America Walks Transportation Climate & environment
  484. The E-Bike Tax Credit is Only Mostly Dead as Supporters Plot Next Steps

    By Andrew J. Hawkins · August 9, 2022

    The Verge Cycling & walking
  485. States to Target Lower Transportation Emissions Under Proposed Rule

    By Jared Brey · August 3, 2022

    Governing Transportation Climate & environment
  486. The Biden-Manchin Climate Bill Isn’t Very Good, but It’s All We’ve Got

    By Branko Marcetic · July 29, 2022

    Jacobin Climate & environment Federal policy
  487. There’s a Maddening Omission in the Senate Climate Bill

    By David Zipper · July 29, 2022

    Slate Climate & environment Federal policy
  488. What’s in the New ‘Climate’ Deal for Sustainable Transport — And What’s Not

    By Kea Wilson · July 29, 2022

    Streetsblog Transportation Climate & environment
  489. ‘It’s so blatant’: Transit groups bemoan Dems’ car-centric climate deal

    By Alex Daugherty · July 28, 2022

    Politico Transit Transportation Climate & environment
  490. The Manchin Climate Compromise Doubles Down on Car Culture

    By Aaron Gordon · July 28, 2022

    Vice Transportation Climate & environment
  491. Manchin-Approved Climate Bill Focuses on Electric Car Rebates and Ignores Transit, Walking, and Biking

    By Doug Trumm · July 28, 2022

    The Urbanist Transit Transportation Climate & environment
  492. Why it's too easy to skip fare on the Red Line and what IndyGo is doing about it

    By Kayla Dwyer · July 28, 2022

    IndyStar
  493. Why US Roads Became So Dangerous and What to Do About It

    By Brian Cooley · July 23, 2022

    CNET Transportation
  494. American public transport faces a post-pandemic reckoning.

    July 21, 2022

    The Economist Transportation
  495. Even Bicycle-Friendly Communities Continue to Fail to Build Bicycle Infrastructure

    By Charles Pekow · July 9, 2022

    Cycling West Housing Transportation Cycling & walking
  496. Minneapolis’ Black homeownership rate keeps falling, but why exactly? It’s complicated

    By Solomon Gustavo · July 6, 2022

    MinnPost Housing Equity & segregation
  497. Cities Seek Alternatives to Gas Tax Holidays

    By Patrick Spauster · July 1, 2022

    CityLab
  498. Why Isn’t There a Canadian Traffic Safety Crisis?

    By David Zipper · July 1, 2022

    CityLab Transportation
  499. Episode 91

    June 28, 2022

    The Why
  500. Transportation, labor, business, environmental groups object to Biden gas tax holiday proposal

    By Dan Zukowski · June 23, 2022

    Smart Cities Dive Transportation Climate & environment Federal policy
  501. Urban planning theory is ripe for a revamp, as ‘2040’ court decision and the pandemic show

    By David Schultz · June 20, 2022

    MinnPost
  502. As US Road Deaths Rise, France Is Safer Than Ever. Why?

    By David Zipper · June 16, 2022

    CityLab Transportation International & comparative
  503. Long waits, few routes: Even with ZeroFare, does Kansas City’s bus system work for riders?

    By Kynala Phillips · June 15, 2022

    Kansas City Star Transit
  504. How cities can ‘uncrack’ zoning codes that fostered racial inequities

    By Danielle McLean · June 3, 2022

    Smart Cities Dive Zoning & land use Equity & segregation
  505. Lightfoot Promises To Push Forward On ‘Essential’ Housing Density Ordinance Facing Uneasy City Council

    By Alex Nitkin · June 2, 2022

    Block Club Chicago/The Daily Line Housing Zoning & land use Governance & politics
  506. Digital Atlas Reveals Zoning’s Impact on Affordable Housing

    By Carl Smith · June 2, 2022

    Governing Affordable housing Housing Zoning & land use
  507. Research addresses equity in DC’s walkability

    By Matthew Delaney · May 31, 2022

    WTOP News Cycling & walking Equity & segregation
  508. Zoning Reform Works, but Is No Magic Bullet

    By Diana Ionescu · May 26, 2022

    Planetizen Zoning & land use
  509. Biden is doubling down on dense, affordable housing

    By Nate DiCamillo · May 25, 2022

    Quartz Affordable housing Housing Federal policy
  510. PeopleForBikes’ Final Mile Is a Playbook for Accelerating U.S. Bike Networks.

    May 24, 2022

    OutdoorSportswire Cycling & walking
  511. How local zoning laws present a significant barrier to more affordable housing

    By Austin Denean · May 24, 2022

    The National Desk Affordable housing Housing Zoning & land use
  512. A NHTSA official spent years trying to cut road deaths. They jumped last year.

    By Michael Laris · May 21, 2022

    The Washington Post Transportation Federal policy
  513. 'Ride of Silence' | DC cyclists, pedestrians want safety improvements now

    By John Henry · May 19, 2022

    WUSA9 Cycling & walking
  514. Why we can't walk

    By Chelsea Cirruzzo, Cuneyt Dil, and Paige Hopkins · May 16, 2022

    Axios
  515. America's public transit systems are hurting. Can they recover?

    By Chris Hippensteel, Amina Shreve and Hannah Ferrera · April 30, 2022

    Yahoo! News Transit
  516. Pedestrians on edge after jogger killed in crosswalk

    By Katie Rhee · April 30, 2022

    WDVM Cycling & walking
  517. Study explores hidden challenges of walking in DC

    By Gigi Barnett · April 29, 2022

    WTOP News
  518. Why ‘Walkability’ Scores Don’t Tell Us How Pedestrian-Friendly a City Is For Everyone

    By Kea Wilson · April 29, 2022

    Streetsblog Transportation Cycling & walking
  519. First Twin Cities Black-owned bank opens

    By Sam Wilmes · April 27, 2022

    Bank Beat Equity & segregation
  520. A Boston man died after he got trapped in the door of a Red Line subway car. The T isn’t answering basic questions about what happened

    By Taylor Dolven and Travis Andersen · April 11, 2022

    The Boston Globe Transit Transportation
  521. A Mode Shift for Federal Funding

    April 7, 2022

    The Rail~Volution Podcast Transit Federal policy
  522. How to Reduce Inflation-induced Costs for Low-income Families

    By Andre Claudio · March 22, 2022

    Route Fifty
  523. Easing the Burden of High Gas and Housing Costs for Low-Income Households

    By Diana Ionescu · March 22, 2022

    Planetizen Housing
  524. Wage increases are not keeping up with inflation

    By Joann Mueller · March 22, 2022

    Axios
  525. How many workers earn less than $15 an hour in your state? These maps will tell you

    By Clint Rainey · March 22, 2022

    Fast Company
  526. As Lawmakers Determine Where Federal Infrastructure Funding Will Be Spent, Urban Voters Support Policies That Would Prioritize Public Transit

    By Lisa Martine Jenkins · March 21, 2022

    Morning Consult Transit Transportation Governance & politics
  527. The rise in wages for low-income Americans is no match for the rise in US gas prices

    By Camille Squires · March 19, 2022

    Quartz
  528. Two Former Governors Weigh In on California’s Bullet Train

    By Jill Cowan · March 16, 2022

    The New York Times Transit Governance & politics
  529. U.S. cities ponder future of free public transport beyond COVID-19

    By Carey L. Biron · March 16, 2022

    Thompson Reuters Foundation Transportation
  530. What If Joe Biden Paid You to Get Out of Your Car?

    By Alissa Walker · March 14, 2022

    Curbed Transportation Federal policy
  531. California’s Ambitious High-Speed Rail at a Crossroads

    By Jill Cowan · March 13, 2022

    The New York Times Transit Transportation
  532. Public transit could get a boost from high gas prices

    By Savannah Maher · March 10, 2022

    Marketplace Transit
  533. Only 3% of Kansas City commuters use public transit. More east-west options could mean more riders

    By Steve Kraske and Eleanor Nash · March 7, 2022

    KCUR Transit
  534. We don't talk about highways

    By Taylor Kate Brown · March 3, 2022

    The Planet You Save Could Be Your Own Transportation
  535. Hedge fund profits from ashes of foreclosure

    By Tom Lyden · February 27, 2022

    Fox 9
  536. Subway Platform Barriers Will Be Tested at 3 N.Y.C. Stations

    By Michael Gold and Ana Ley · February 23, 2022

    The New York Times Transit
  537. MTA will pilot protective platform doors at 3 subway stations

    By Stephen Nessen · February 23, 2022

    Gothamist Transit
  538. Special report: Innovations, initiatives for an overheated housing market

    By Nelson Bennett, Chuck Chiang, Glen Korstrom, Tyler Orton, and Albert Van Santvoort · February 22, 2022

    BIV Housing Climate & environment
  539. Small cities seek to compete for historic infrastructure funds

    By Austyn Gaffney · February 17, 2022

    Smart Cities Dive Transportation
  540. Austin #1 in nation for bike lane investments

    By Laura Figi · February 16, 2022

    Austonia Cycling & walking
  541. A ‘Fair Fares’ Program So Exclusive, Barely Anyone Can Qualify For It

    By Ana Ley · February 15, 2022

    The New York Times
  542. Indianapolis looks to mass transit project to spur development in low-income area

    By Deon Hampton · February 14, 2022

    NBC News Transit
  543. From the GNR Newsroom: The Monday Good News Roundup!

    By Jessiestaf · February 14, 2022

    Daily Kos
  544. Are Trains or Buses Better for the Environment?

    By Jake Blumgart · February 11, 2022

    Governing Climate & environment
  545. 2022 could be a big year for new transit openings if delays abate

    By Dan Zuckoski · February 9, 2022

    Transit
  546. Burgeoning bike cities emerge across America

    By Emily Pandey · February 5, 2022

    Axios Cycling & walking
  547. How to Build More Bike Infrastructure

    By James Brasuell · February 4, 2022

    Planetizen Housing Transportation Cycling & walking
  548. How to Jump-Start Cycling Infrastructure Improvements

    By Andre Claudio · February 2, 2022

    Route Fifty Transportation Cycling & walking
  549. U.S. DOT's 2022 RAISE Grants to Target Emissions Reductions, Racial Equity

    By James Brasuell · January 31, 2022

    Planetizen Climate & environment Equity & segregation Federal policy
  550. Bridge Collapse Highlights Pennsylvania’s Infrastructure Problems

    By Jake Blumgart · January 31, 2022

    Governing Transportation
  551. Special report: RTD faces future clouded by new commuting patterns, staff shortages and big questions about service

    By Jon Murray · January 30, 2022

    Denver Post
  552. The future of trains, infrastructure and the RTA in Southern Arizona

    By Christopher Conover and Megan Myscofski · January 28, 2022

    Arizona Public Media Transportation
  553. This map shows the dozens of U.S. cities that will get new public transit in 2022

    By Nate Berg · January 26, 2022

    Fast Company Transit
  554. Other Countries Have Gates That Would Have Prevented NYC’s Subway Killing

    By Aaron Gordon · January 18, 2022

    Vice Transit
  555. 4 underused U.S. rail lines that should follow New York’s lead and be revived

    By Elissavetta Brandon · January 18, 2022

    Fast Company Transit
  556. Records show complaints at Bronx building over faulty door, lack of heat

    By Ari Feldman · January 10, 2022

    NY1 Housing Climate & environment
  557. Deadliest fire disaster in decades kills 17, including 8 children, in New York City

    By Daniel de Vries · January 10, 2022

    WSWS
  558. The Biden administration is all in on EVs, but what about public transit?

    By Paul Huttner · January 6, 2022

    MPR News Transit Federal policy
  559. Via Mode Shift.

    2022

  560. Will Minneapolis Pass a Law That Helps Renters Buy Their Homes?

    By Morgan Baskin · 2022

    Mother Jones Housing
  561. The Pandemic Might Have Redesigned Cities Forever

    By Adam Rogers · December 30, 2021

    Wired
  562. Who in the world is doing public transit well, even during a pandemic?

    By Carl Hunnell · December 30, 2021

    Richland Source Transit
  563. How COVID-19 Has Impacted CTA Ridership

    By Blair Paddock · December 29, 2021

    WTTW Transit
  564. In At Least One City, Vision Zero Lives Up to Its Advance Billing

    By Sandy Smith · December 29, 2021

    Next City
  565. A new report shows which CTA stations had the smallest pandemic drops in riders, and it could hold clues to transit’s future

    By Sarah Freishtat · December 28, 2021

    Chicago Tribune Transit
  566. It Will Take More Than EVs to Save the Planet, Study Finds

    By Skip Descant · December 17, 2021

    Government Technology
  567. The $1.6B Federal Plan to Spur Local Zoning Reforms

    By Jared Brey · December 17, 2021

    Route Fifty Zoning & land use Federal policy
  568. Transit Agencies Pivot to Equity and Recoup Ridership

    By Sandy Smith · December 8, 2021

    Next City Transit Equity & segregation
  569. STUDY: Transit Agencies Are Planning a Radically Equitable COVID Recovery

    By Kea Wilson · December 6, 2021

    Streetsblog Transit Transportation Equity & segregation
  570. With Ridership Still Down, Transit Agencies Rethink Priorities

    By Jake Blumgart · December 3, 2021

    Governing Transit
  571. Equity and Transit Go Hand in Hand for the Pandemic Recovery

    By James Brasuell · December 3, 2021

    Planetizen Transit Equity & segregation
  572. As infrastructure funds begin to flow, climate, safety, equity impacts are not enough, some say

    By Dan Zukowski · December 2, 2021

    Smart Cities Dive Transportation Climate & environment Equity & segregation
  573. Do Illinois’ transportation plans match its climate promises?

    By Brian Mackey · December 1, 2021

    The 21st State Transportation Climate & environment
  574. Houston has a problem … and a controversial solution

    By Juan Lozano and Hope Yen · November 30, 2021

    Associated Press
  575. Car-Free Transportation Gets Boost from U.S. Grant Program

    By Laura Bliss. November 29, 2021 · November 29, 2021

    Bloomberg Transportation Federal policy
  576. Critics Say $9B Houston Highway Project Racially Unjust, Will Impact Diverse Neighborhoods

    By Ayumi Davis · November 24, 2021

    Newsweek Transportation Equity & segregation
  577. Biden's big infrastructure ambitions are now up to the states

    By Lauren Egan · November 22, 2021

    NBC News Transportation Federal policy
  578. From 'Mayor Pete' to 'the decider': Buttigieg to control billions in transportation spending

    By Rick Rouan · November 21, 2021

    USA Today Transportation Governance & politics
  579. Single-family zoning preserves century-old segregation, planners say. A proposal to add density is dividing neighborhoods

    By Katherine Shaver · November 20, 2021

    The Washington Post Zoning & land use Equity & segregation Federal policy
  580. What’s behind the bus driver shortage?

    By Wyatt Gordon · November 19, 2021

    Virginia Mercury Transit
  581. RAISE Grants Announced: U.S. DOT Shifts to a Greener Vision for Transportation

    By James Brasuell · November 19, 2021

    Planetizen Transportation Climate & environment Federal policy
  582. The Infrastructure Bill May Not Be So Historic After All

    By Jake Blumgart · November 15, 2021

    Governing Transportation
  583. The nation's ailing bus and rail systems have a D- rating. Can Biden's infrastructure plan fix them?

    By Rick Rouan · November 11, 2021

    USA Today Transit Transportation Federal policy
  584. Tampa's ability to capitalize on newly approved infrastructure funds depends on surtax

    By Henry Queen · November 9, 2021

    Tampa Bay Business Journal Transportation
  585. Could France’s Approach to Combating NIMBYism Work in the United States?

    By Josh Cohen · November 9, 2021

    Shelterforce Housing International & comparative
  586. The Feel-Good Moment for Infrastructure Is Over, Now Comes the Wait

    By Rob Garver · November 9, 2021

    Voice of America Transportation
  587. State and Local Push on Infrastructure Finally Pays Off

    By Bill Lucia · November 7, 2021

    Route Fifty Transportation
  588. Experts probe zoning rules effect on inequality, housing availability in Tennessee

    By Daniel Mollenkamp · November 1, 2021

    Tennessee Lookout Housing Zoning & land use Equity & segregation
  589. Talking Headways Podcast: How Partisanship Influences Transportation Reform

    By Jeff Wood · October 21, 2021

    Streetsblog Transportation Governance & politics
  590. ‘Mobility Justice’: How cities are rethinking public transportation after COVID

    By Dan Zukowski · October 19, 2021

    Grist Transportation
  591. US Confidential: Atlanta’s crime-hit wealthy seek to become a separate city

    By David Charter · October 2, 2021

    The Times of London International & comparative
  592. Guest blogger Yonah Freemark discusses the future of the Chicago region’s transit system.

    September 30, 2021

    Regional Transportation Authority Connections Transit Transportation
  593. Out of crisis, opportunity? Post-pandemic America and transportation, a conversation with Yonah Freemark

    By Andrea Riquier · September 30, 2021

    MarketWatch Transportation
  594. Atlanta neighborhood seeks 'divorce' from city over crime surge

    By Carey Biron · September 27, 2021

    Thomson Reuters Foundation
  595. California ends single-family zoning.

    September 25, 2021

    The Economist Zoning & land use
  596. For Lucky Few, Paris Debuts Public Housing in a Pricey Landmark

    By Feargus O'Sullivan · September 25, 2021

    Bloomberg C Affordable housing Housing International & comparative
  597. California’s Housing Crisis: How Much Difference Will A Zoning Bill Make?

    By Manuela Tobias · September 17, 2021

    Cap Radio Housing Zoning & land use
  598. How France overcame NIMBYism to create affordable housing

    By Camille Squires · September 16, 2021

    Quartz Affordable housing Housing International & comparative
  599. California’s Affordable Housing Law Faces Uphill Battle in Many SoCal Cities

    By Robin Urevich · September 10, 2021

    Capital & Main. Affordable housing Housing
  600. Advocates call for $10B more in federal transit funding to address inequities, climate change

    By Jason Plautz · September 9, 2021

    Smart Cities Dive Transit Climate & environment Federal policy
  601. Less parking, more walking: Indy adopts big changes to bolster Red Line, future transit

    By Kayla Dwyer · September 2, 2021

    Indianapolis Star Transit
  602. The bipartisan infrastructure bill provides historic funding for transit. It’s not enough

    By Gabby Birenbaum · August 23, 2021

    Vox Transit Transportation Governance & politics
  603. Two Trains And A Bus: Why Does A 45-Mile Commute Take 3 Hours?

    By Davis Dunavin · August 23, 2021

    WSHU Transit
  604. Big Changes Coming to D.C.’s Transit to Boost Ridership

    August 20, 2021

    Governing Transit
  605. California’s housing crisis: How much difference will a zoning bill make?

    By Manuela Tobias · August 19, 2021

    Cal Matters Housing Zoning & land use
  606. Infrastructure Bill Needs Fixing, Critics Say

    By Sandy Smith · August 18, 2021

    Next City Transportation
  607. DC Added Second-Most Housing Units Per Square Mile in the Past Decade

    By Nena Perry-Brown · August 18, 2021

    Urban Turf Housing
  608. The infrastructure bill is more about maintaining train service than upgrading it

    By Matt McFarland · August 16, 2021

    CNN Business Transit Transportation
  609. Will Amtrak Make Fares Cheaper as Business Travel Drops?

    By Jake Blumgart · August 13, 2021

    Governing Transit
  610. Can America Really Drive Its Way Out of Climate Change?

    By Spencer Bokat-Lindell · August 12, 2021

    The New York Times Climate & environment
  611. Rail advocates say infrastructure bill falls short

    By Zack Budryk · August 11, 2021

    The Hill Transit Transportation
  612. Staffers Demand End To Cuomo's LaGuardia AirTrain Plan: Report

    By Kayla Levy · August 11, 2021

    Patch
  613. Democrats’ infrastructure visions take a bipartisan detour

    By Tanya Snyder · August 10, 2021

    Politico Transportation Governance & politics
  614. Minneapolis landlord scooping up St. Paul’s Hewitt Ave. homes for student rentals

    By Frederick Melo · August 8, 2021

    Pioneer Press Housing
  615. How Twin Cities Housing Rules Keep the Metro Segregated.

    August 7, 2021

    Minneapolis Star-Tribune Housing Transit Equity & segregation
  616. 10 things to know about the infrastructure bill

    By Jessica Wehrmann · August 4, 2021

    Roll Call Transportation
  617. Infrastructure lament: ‘Deal is more important than the outcome’

    By Jessica Wehmann · July 30, 2021

    CQ Roll Call. Transportation
  618. Infrastructure deal pares back highway removal plan but cracks open door to greener transportation system

    By Ian Duncan and Michael Laris · July 30, 2021

    The Washington Post Transportation Climate & environment Federal policy
  619. More workers are returning to the office. The pandemic-era commute might be changed forever

    By Katherine Shaver and Justin George · July 30, 2021

    The Washington Post Federal policy
  620. The bipartisan infrastructure bill is good for EVs, bad for the climate

    By Andrew Hawkins · July 30, 2021

    The Verge Transportation Climate & environment Governance & politics
  621. YES, OTHER PLACES DO HOUSING BETTER, CASE 3: PARIS

    By Alan Durning · July 26, 2021

    Sightline Housing International & comparative
  622. Getting the Gold Line Going

    By Erik Spanberg · July 23, 2021

    Charlotte Business Journal
  623. HOW A MANUFACTURED CAR CULTURE BLOCKS TRANSIT.

    July 23, 2021

    Climate One Transit Transportation Climate & environment
  624. Congrats to Andrew Cuomo on His Useless LaGuardia AirTrain

    By Aaron Gordon · July 22, 2021

    Vice
  625. Disputed LaGuardia AirTrain Plan Gets Federal Approval

    By Kayla Levy · July 20, 2021

    Patch Federal policy
  626. Saving Sagging SEPTA

    By Jon Geeting · July 19, 2021

    Philadelphia Citizen
  627. Who owns Southeast Como? Study finds higher rates of single-family rentals and investor landlords

    By Emalyn Muzzy · July 16, 2021

    Minnesota Daily Housing Zoning & land use
  628. How can Philadelphia save its struggling transit system?

    By Harrison Cann · July 9, 2021

    City & State PA Transit
  629. The Clean Economy Revolution Will Be Unionized

    By Rita Cliffton, Malkie Wall, Sam Ricketts, Kevin Lee, Jessica Eckdish, and Karla Walter · July 7, 2021

    Center for American Progress
  630. State funding for affordable homeownership is a step in the right direction to decrease Minnesota’s racial disparities

    By Cristen Incitti · July 6, 2021

    MinnPost Housing Equity & segregation
  631. The US is a first-world nation with a third-world rail system

    By Jerry Haar · July 4, 2021

    The Hill Transit
  632. Have We Entered a “Gilded Age of Mass Transit

    By Sandy Smith · June 30, 2021

    Next City Transit
  633. Twin Cities Has Nation’s Highest Racial Gap for Homeowners.

    June 29, 2021

    ABC 6 Housing Equity & segregation
  634. Twin Cities Metro Area Has Nation’s Highest Racial Gap for Homeownership.

    June 28, 2021

    KIMT Housing Transit Equity & segregation
  635. Twin Cities has nation’s highest racial gap for homeowners.

    June 28, 2021

    Associated Press Housing Equity & segregation
  636. Racial Gap Worst in the Nation.

    June 28, 2021

    CBS Minnesota Equity & segregation
  637. Racial homeownership gap in the Twin Cities highest in the nation

    By Jim Buchta · June 27, 2021

    Minneapolis Star-Tribune Housing Equity & segregation
  638. The Complex 50-Year Collapse of U.S. Public Transit

    By Tony Frangie Mawad · June 25, 2021

    CityLab Transit
  639. Transit-Commuting Workers in Steady Decline: Study

    By Jake Blumgart · June 25, 2021

    Governing Transit
  640. Edina seeks to renounce racially restrictive covenants

    By Caitlin Anderson · June 25, 2021

    Edina Sun Current Housing Equity & segregation
  641. Report: Corporate-Owned Rentals Cut Into Black Homeownership

    By Mike Moen · June 24, 2021

    Public News Service Housing Equity & segregation
  642. Widening homeownership gap in Twin Cities is focus of new report

    By Bill Lindeke · June 22, 2021

    MinnPost Housing
  643. Homeownership Gap in Ramsey Hennepin County is Widening

    June 16, 2021

    MPR News Housing
  644. Twin Cities Homeownership Gap Widens

    June 16, 2021

    Fox 9 News Housing
  645. Homeownership gap widens in the Twin Cities

    By Nick Halter · June 14, 2021

    Axios Twin Cities Housing
  646. Uptick in investor-owned rental homes adds to drop in Black homeownership, report says

    By Frederick Melo · June 14, 2021

    St. Paul Pioneer Press Housing Equity & segregation
  647. Can Biden Fix the Wealth Gap?

    By Chris Bangert-Drowns · June 7, 2021

    WPFW's Monday Morning QB Federal policy
  648. Rebuilding America's Infrastructure

    By Dan Vock · June 4, 2021

    CQ Researcher Housing Transportation
  649. Policy Hackathon: Can public transit recover from Covid-19

    By Tanya Snyder · May 27, 2021

    Politico Transit Governance & politics
  650. San Diego’s high-speed rail plan hinges on urban density as population growth wanes

    By Joshua Emerson Smith · May 27, 2021

    San Diego Union-Tribune Zoning & land use Transit
  651. Plan to Connect NorCal by Rail Gains Steam

    By Benjamin Schneider · May 13, 2021

    SF Weekly Transit
  652. Can Pete Buttigieg Really Change Transportation Policy?

    By Jake Blumgart · May 7, 2021

    Governing Transportation
  653. Public transit agencies across US seek to lure back commuters lost during the pandemic

    By Hope Yen, Christopher Webber, Sophia Tareen, and David Porter · May 3, 2021

    Associated Press Transit
  654. The U.S. Is Not Ready for High Speed Rail

    By Aaron Gordon · April 19, 2021

    Vice Transit
  655. Start mit 328.000 Minuten Verspätung

    By Jasmin Lörchner · April 15, 2021

    Spiegel
  656. What Biden’s plan to tackle housing prices is missing

    By Jerusalem Demsas · April 12, 2021

    Vox Housing Federal policy
  657. The Great Housing Debate: A Profusion of Panaceas

    By Alan Ehrenhalt · April 7, 2021

    Governing Housing
  658. Jeffrey Sachs on Biden's Infrastructure Goals | Yonah Freemark on the American Jobs Plan's Transportation Priorities.

    April 7, 2021

    The Climate Pod Transportation Climate & environment Federal policy
  659. Biden’s infrastructure plan is big, but should be even bigger

    By Julian Brave NoiseCat · April 6, 2021

    Canada's National Observer Transportation Federal policy International & comparative
  660. America Has Long Favored Cars Over Trains and Buses. Can Biden Change That?

    By Brad Plumer and Nadja Popovich · April 2, 2021

    The New York Times Federal policy
  661. Biden Wants You Out of Your Car and on the Train

    By Aarian Marshall · April 2, 2021

    Wired Transit Transportation Federal policy
  662. Biden’s infrastructure spending plan would cover more than just roads

    By Emery Winter, Mauricio Chamberlin, Ariane Datil, Tamika Cody · April 2, 2021

    WUSA9 Transportation Federal policy
  663. Bringing riders back to trains means eliminating the 'commuter' in commuter rail

    By Ryan Pierce Hanna · April 1, 2021

    Low&High Transit
  664. Race and Rezoning

    By Liz Farmer · April 1, 2021

    Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Zoning & land use
  665. White House plan calls for large expansion of federal government’s role in transportation

    By Ian Duncan and Michael Laris · March 31, 2021

    The Washington Post Transportation Federal policy
  666. The American Jobs Plan: A Home Run for Public Transportation

    By Deron Lovaas · March 31, 2021

    NRDC Housing Transportation
  667. We Need Buses, Buses Everywhere

    By Farhad Manjoo · March 18, 2021

    The New York Times
  668. Train in Vain

    By Henry Grabar · March 17, 2021

    Slate Transit
  669. Gen Z’s high-speed rail meme dream, explained

    By Gabby Birenbaum · March 10, 2021

    Vox Transit
  670. Charlotte City Council Members Balk At Push To Eliminate Single-Family Zoning

    By Steve Harrison · March 3, 2021

    WFAE Zoning & land use Governance & politics
  671. How much will rail cost, and is it worth it? Santa Cruz County’s 4 mayors, others weigh in

    By Mallory Pickett and Isabella Cueto · February 8, 2021

    Lookout Santa Cruz Transit Governance & politics
  672. Gateway Program hopes ‘Amtrak Joe’ will mean the end of its woes

    By Jessica Wehrman · January 26, 2021

    CQ Roll Call Transit
  673. What to do when higher rents and home prices drive people out of neighborhoods

    By Carlos Ramirez-Rosa · January 22, 2021

    Chicago Sun-Times Housing
  674. Here's What $4 Trillion In Infrastructure Spending Could Fix

    By Aaron Gordon · January 22, 2021

    Vice Transportation
  675. Fletcher: San Diego MTS stable despite pandemic, looking to expand transit service

    By Joshua Emerson Smith · January 21, 2021

    San Diego Union Tribune Transit
  676. Light at the End for the New York Region’s Gateway Project

    By Patrick Sisson · January 19, 2021

    Commercial Observer
  677. Mobility tech offers cities enormous opportunities for helping residents get around — if they can avoid the quagmire

    By John Lorinc · January 11, 2021

    Toronto Star Transportation
  678. A Democratic Congress Could Boost Biden’s Transportation Agenda

    By Laura Bliss · January 8, 2021

    CityLab Transportation Governance & politics Federal policy
  679. What the election of two senators from Georgia means for US cities

    By Jake Blumgart · January 7, 2021

    City Monitor Governance & politics
  680. The Way Forward for Cities

    By Wendy Cole, David Goldberg, Stacey Moncrieff · 2021

    Realtor Magazine
  681. What Is The Future Of Public Transit In The U.S.?

    By Ailsa Chang · December 29, 2020

    NPR All Things Considered Transit
  682. Transit agencies get $14 billion in relief, with ridership still down

    By Andy Uhler · December 29, 2020

    NPR Marketplace Transit
  683. For Public Transit, the Stimulus Is a Lifeline — But a Short One

    By Laura Bliss · December 22, 2020

    CityLab Transit
  684. Congress Passes $900B Stimulus Bill With $4B in MTA Aid Included

    By Chava Gourarie · December 22, 2020

    Commercial Observer Federal policy
  685. Even with stimulus, US mass transit faces a death spiral

    By Jake Blumgart · December 21, 2020

    City Monitor Transit
  686. What will the new COVID stimulus bill mean for Chicagoland transit?

    By John Greenfield · December 21, 2020

    Streetsblog Chicago Transit Transportation
  687. Report Stresses Transit Funding Needs Under Biden WH

    By Skip Descant · December 17, 2020

    Government Technology Transit Federal policy
  688. U.S. Public Transportation Is Facing A

    By Aaron Gordon · December 11, 2020

    Vice Transportation
  689. Public transit emerges a big winner in election

    By Meghan McCarty Carino · November 5, 2020

    Marketplace Transit Governance & politics
  690. CTA presents unbalanced 2021 budget without service cuts or fare hikes in hopes of more federal stimulus

    By Alex Nitkin · October 26, 2020

    The Daily Line Federal policy
  691. Fear of Crowds May End Up Haunting U.S. Transit Agencies

    By David Zipper · October 12, 2020

    CityLab Transit
  692. As Transit Systems Brace For Cuts, the Last Recession Is a Warning

    By Laura Bliss · August 3, 2020

    CityLab Transit
  693. Morning Transportation

    By Sam Mintz · June 11, 2020

    Politico Transportation Governance & politics
  694. Commuters are adapting to the virus. What it means for CO2

    By Benjamin Storrow and Maxine Joselow · May 26, 2020

    E&E News Transit
  695. Canadian cities prove reluctant to encourage cycling as alternative to crowded transit

    By Oliver Moore · May 23, 2020

    The Globe and Mail Transit Cycling & walking
  696. Axios Generate

    By Ben Geman · May 21, 2020

    Axios
  697. Cities are transforming as electric bike sales skyrocket

    By Thomas Ricker and Andrew J. Hawkins. May 14, 2020 · May 14, 2020

    The Verge Cycling & walking
  698. The coronavirus has Americans driving like it’s 1999

    By Michael J. Coren · May 12, 2020

    Quartz Transportation
  699. Is This Chicago’s Back-to-the-Burbs Moment?

    By Ryan Smith · May 11, 2020

    Chicago Magazine
  700. 'Death spiral.' Pandemic threatens future of mass transit

    By Maxine Joselow · May 6, 2020

    E&E News Transit
  701. The Sudden Crash and Possible Comeback of Commuter Rail

    By David Zipper · April 30, 2020

    CityLab Transit
  702. Why Can’t We Build Infrastructure Cheaply, Quickly and Well?

    By Alex Marshall · April 16, 2020

    Governing Housing Transportation
  703. An uphill battle to study closing Memorial Drive despite positive reports from tests by state DCR

    By Marc Levy · April 14, 2020

    Cambridge Day Transportation
  704. Is density making us sick?

    By Jim Hodapp · April 13, 2020

    Livable City Zoning & land use
  705. AC Transit just eliminated fares. Why can't BART do the same?

    By Michael Rosen · March 25, 2020

    SF Gate Transit
  706. Experts: Senate Bill’s $25B for Transit Won’t Be Enough

    By Eve Kessler · March 25, 2020

    Streetsblog New York Transit Transportation Federal policy
  707. Special series on the 2020 crisis

    By Andrew Jennings · March 23, 2020

    Business Scholarship Podcast
  708. Facing steep ridership drops, transit agencies will ask for state, federal help

    By Mary Wisniewski · March 20, 2020

    The Chicago Tribune Transit Federal policy
  709. Now is the time to fix public transit funding

    By Aaron Gordon · March 20, 2020

    Vice Transit
  710. When the World Stops Moving

    By Laura Bliss · March 19, 2020

    CityLab
  711. Coronavirus is taking a big bite out of public transportation ridership in the US

    By Andrew J. Hawkins · March 13, 2020

    The Verge Transit Transportation
  712. Sen. Scott Wiener wants to eliminate single-family zoning in SF

    By Adam Brinklow · March 10, 2020

    Curbed San Francisco Zoning & land use
  713. Why the US Sucks at Building Public Transit

    By Aaron Gordon · March 9, 2020

    Vice Housing Transit
  714. Upzoning - Be Careful What You Wish For...

    By Pete Saunders · February 23, 2020

    The Corner Side Yard Zoning & land use
  715. Why not both? South Red project would compliment, not compete with, rapid Metra service

    By David Zegeye · February 17, 2020

    Streetsblog Transportation
  716. Will upzoning neighborhoods make homes more affordable?

    By Diana Budds · January 30, 2020

    Curbed Housing Zoning & land use
  717. Everything You Think You Know About Housing Is Probably Wrong

    By Michael Kimmelman · January 28, 2020

    The New York Times Housing
  718. America's Highway Spending Binge Goes On. And On. And On

    By Tony Dutzik · January 21, 2020

    Frontier Group Transportation
  719. I Only Understand

    By Joe Baur · January 21, 2020

    Travel Tomorrow Pod
  720. The State of U.S. Transit in 5 Observations

    By Daniel Herriges · January 16, 2020

    Strong Towns Transit
  721. The 901: Shrinking MATA ridership is a reason to invest, not disinvest

    By Ryan Poe · January 15, 2020

    Memphis Commercial Appeal Transit
  722. Why U.S. Public Transit Ridership Is Finally Growing

    By Laura Bliss · January 13, 2020

    CityLab Transit
  723. Ocasio-Cortez Raises Questions About $2B LaGuardia AirTrain Plan

    By Maya Kaufman · January 13, 2020

    Patch
  724. Amtrak to upgrade New York Penn waiting area ahead of Moynihan station opening

    By Edward Russell · January 6, 2020

    The Points Guy Transit
  725. Op-Ed: Stop the Runaway LaGuardia AirTrain

    By Benjamin Kabak · January 3, 2020

    Streetsblog New York Transportation
  726. Paris is building—California is not

    By Antonio Pacheco · December 27, 2019

    Archinect Housing International & comparative
  727. All the ways we can make 2020 a springboard for sustainable transportation in Chicago

    By Courtney Cobbs · December 27, 2019

    Streetsblog Chicago Transportation
  728. All Transit is Local with Yonah Freemark

    By TransLoc Inc · December 22, 2019

    The Movement Transit
  729. Getting From Point A To Point B: Transportation Experts On The Ins And Outs Of The Nation's Transportation Systems

    By Hannah Haynes · December 20, 2019

    Wisconsin Public Radio Transportation
  730. Ilhan Omar Pitches $1 Trillion For Green Public Housing

    By Alexander C. Kaufman · November 20, 2019

    Huff Post Affordable housing Housing Climate & environment
  731. As New York Cracks Down On Fare Evasion, Another City Weighs Free Transit

    By Alexander C. Kaufman · November 18, 2019

    Huff Post Transit
  732. Facing objections, Sound Transit drops ‘Red Line’ as the name for its light-rail route

    By Mike Lindblom · November 14, 2019

    Seattle Times Transit
  733. A Transportation Grant Program's Trump-Era Rebrand

    By Andrew Small · November 14, 2019

    CityLab Transportation Federal policy
  734. U.S. Public Transportation Sees Dip In Ridership

    By Steve Goldstein · October 23, 2019

    KJZZ Phoenix Transit Transportation
  735. Nationwide transit ridership is plummeting: Can San Diego’s high-speed rail proposal buck the trend?

    By Joshua Emerson Smith · October 20, 2019

    San Diego Union-Tribune Transit
  736. County leaders, advocates redouble support for South Side Metra pilot in face of Lightfoot’s opposition

    By Alex Nitkin · September 26, 2019

    The Daily Line
  737. France's Transit Ridership Booms as the USA's Busts

    By Casey Brazeal · September 15, 2019

    Planetizen Transit International & comparative
  738. Metro supporters have nine weeks to sell bond plan to voters

    By Dug Begley · September 3, 2019

    The Houston Chronicle Transit Governance & politics
  739. Report Reveals That 'Like Everything Else' About GOP Tax Scam, Program Purported to Help the Poor Really 'Just Another Handout to the Rich'

    By Jessica Corbett · September 1, 2019

    Common Dreams
  740. 6 Transportation Goals Congress Should Be Thinking About

    By Daniel C. Vock · August 23, 2019

    Governing Transportation Federal policy
  741. Welcome to housing Twitter, the shoutiest debate on the internet

    By Eillie Anzilotti · August 19, 2019

    Fast Company Housing
  742. Finding Home: 'Up-Zoning' Can Have Mixed Results For Housing Costs

    By Lisa Worf · July 22, 2019

    Charlotte WFAE 90.7 Housing Zoning & land use
  743. The LaGuardia AirTrain project is a truly stupendous waste

    By Connor Harris · July 2, 2019

    New York Post
  744. LaGuardia AirTrain project now estimated to cost $2B

    By David Meyer · June 25, 2019

    New York Post
  745. USA: Städte haben noch keine Pläne für die Einführung autonomer Fahrzeuge

    By Florian Rötzer · June 11, 2019

    Telopolis
  746. From road repairs to transit expansions, $33 billion in capital bill will have ‘monumental’ impact

    By Mary Wisniewski · June 7, 2019

    Chicago Tribune Transit Transportation
  747. What Happened When Larry Hogan Tried to Claim Wider Highways Would Help the Climate

    By Angie Schmitt · June 6, 2019

    Streetsblog Transportation Climate & environment
  748. What Does Autonomous Trucking Mean For The Industry And American Cities At Large?

    By Lauren Gilger · June 3, 2019

    KJZZ Phoenix Public Radio Autonomous vehicles
  749. Storstäderna oförberedda på de självkörande bilarna

    By John Edgren · June 3, 2019

    NyTeknik
  750. It's Been a Rough Year for Mass Transit

    By Alan Ehrenhalt · June 1, 2019

    Governing Transit
  751. How much will Minneapolis' 2040 plan actually help with housing affordability in the city?

    By Jessica Lee · May 31, 2019

    MinnPost Housing
  752. Why Aren’t Cities Getting Ready for Autonomous Vehicles?

    By Laura Bliss · May 30, 2019

    CityLab Autonomous vehicles
  753. How Housing Supply Became the Most Controversial Issue in Urbanism

    By Richard Florida · May 23, 2019

    CityLab Housing
  754. Housing crisis has Seattle weighing end of single-family zoning

    By Ludwig Hurtado · May 19, 2019

    NBC News Housing Zoning & land use
  755. 'Disastrous' State Capital Bill Would Allocate 7X as Much Money for Roads as Transit

    By John Greenfield · May 17, 2019

    Streetsblog Chicago Transit Transportation
  756. Transportation is Politics: A Q&A with Yonah Freemark

    By Aaron Gordon · April 21, 2019

    Signal Problems Transportation Governance & politics
  757. SANDAG’s Techno-Futurist Transportation Vision May Run Into Reality Check

    By Andrew Keatts · April 17, 2019

    Voice of San Diego Transportation
  758. The Streets Were Never Free. Congestion Pricing Finally Makes That Plain

    By Emily Badger · April 4, 2019

    The New York Times Transportation
  759. Does ‘upzoning’— allowing taller, denser housing to be built — actually work?

    By Matt Levin · March 27, 2019

    The Press Enterprise Housing Zoning & land use
  760. Warning Bells

    By Mari Cohen · March 21, 2019

    Chicago Reader
  761. Why a Single Housing Study from Chicago Matters Right Now in SF

    By Alex Lash · March 16, 2019

    The Frisc Housing
  762. Blanket Upzoning - A Blunt Instrument - Won’t Solve the Affordable Housing Crisis

    March 15, 2019

    The Planning Report Affordable housing Housing Zoning & land use
  763. What's the Perfect Price for Public Transportation?

    By John Surico · March 14, 2019

    CityLab Transportation
  764. This Traffic-Ending Technology Would Have Worked, as Long as You Ignore the Reasons It Wouldn't

    By Aaron Gordon · March 12, 2019

    Jalopnik Transportation
  765. Talking Headways Podcast: The Annual Yonah Freemark Prediction Show

    By Jeff Wood · March 7, 2019

    Streetsblog Transportation
  766. Studying transit oriented development

    By Michael Rudy · March 6, 2019

    Multihousing Pro Housing Transit
  767. How Arrivo Got Colorado to Back a Wild-Eyed Highway Scheme

    By Aaron Gordon · March 2, 2019

    Wired Transportation
  768. Cuomo and de Blasio’s Plan Doesn’t Fix the Biggest Subway Problem: Accountability

    By Josh Barro · February 28, 2019

    New York Transit
  769. Maybe Upzoning Doesn't (Always) Lead To Lower Home Prices

    By Pete Saunders · February 22, 2019

    Forbes Housing Zoning & land use
  770. Does “upzoning

    February 22, 2019

    CALmatters Zoning & land use
  771. À Chicago, le plan d'urbanisme a fait augmenter les loyers

    By Henry Grabar · February 22, 2019

    Slate France International & comparative
  772. No Backsliding: MHA Upzones Are a Crucial Step to Tackle the Housing Crisis

    By Doug Trumm and Ryan Packer · February 21, 2019

    The Urbanist Housing Zoning & land use
  773. Could this new bill help solve California’s housing crisis? New study suggests otherwise

    By Maddy Ashmun · February 20, 2019

    The Sacramento Bee Housing
  774. Rezonings raise prices, housing study shows

    By Joe Anuta · February 19, 2019

    Crain's New York Housing Zoning & land use
  775. Revised Residential Infill Project elicits hopes and fears

    By Chuck Slothower · February 15, 2019

    DJCOregon Housing
  776. Where California High-Speed Rail Careened Off Track

    By Laura Bliss · February 13, 2019

    CityLab Transit
  777. LaGuardia AirTrain Panel Emphasizes Alternatives

    By Maya Kaufman · February 12, 2019

    Patch
  778. America’s trains are lame. The Green New Deal wants to fix that

    By Umair Irfan · February 8, 2019

    Vox Climate & environment
  779. Study: Up-zoning in Chicago sometimes does the opposite of what it intends

    By Evi Arthur · February 7, 2019

    Chicago Agent Magazine Zoning & land use
  780. Episode 16: Mondays at the Overhead Wire

    February 5, 2019

    Talking Headways: A Streetsblog Podcast Transportation
  781. Uber, Lyft crushing bus and subway ridership in cities: Study

    By Dan Boylan · February 5, 2019

    The Washington Times Transit Federal policy
  782. Can Upzoning Increase Housing Supply and Affordability?

    By Todd Litman · February 4, 2019

    Planetizen Housing Zoning & land use
  783. Upzoning might make neighborhoods less affordable in short term, study finds

    By Alex Nitkin · February 4, 2019

    The Real Deal Zoning & land use
  784. Zoning Reform Alone Won’t Make Housing More Affordable

    By Noah Smith · February 4, 2019

    Bloomberg Opinion Housing Zoning & land use
  785. Chicago Tried to Make Neighborhoods Denser. Instead They Got More Expensive

    By Henry Grabar · February 1, 2019

    Slate
  786. New Study Complicates Zoning Reform.

    February 1, 2019

    Professional Builder Housing Zoning & land use
  787. Does Upzoning Boost the Housing Supply and Lower Prices? Maybe Not

    By Richard Florida · January 31, 2019

    CityLab Housing Zoning & land use
  788. Another Study Blames Uber and Lyft for Public Transit's Decline

    By Laura Bliss · January 24, 2019

    CityLab Transit
  789. The inequity of pay-by-distance transit in the Bay Area

    By Sam Raby · January 9, 2019

    Curbed Transit Equity & segregation
  790. Rendezvous with Density

    By J. Brian Charles · 2019

    Governing Zoning & land use
  791. It's time to fall in love with stuffy, crowded subways

    By Aaron Gordon · December 19, 2018

    Medium: Transportation Transit Transportation
  792. Why Apple bet on Austin's suburbs for its Next Big Expansion

    By Sarah Holder · December 14, 2018

    CityLab
  793. Talk aside, action on Gateway tunnel still stalled

    By Dan Zukowski · December 4, 2018

    Trains Transportation
  794. Advocates demand Amazon fund LIC's transit improvements needed for HQ2

    By Vincent Barone · November 13, 2018

    AM New York Transit
  795. How popular are Uber and Lyft in Seattle? Ridership numbers kept secret until recently give us a clue

    By David Gutman · November 5, 2018

    The Seattle Times Transit
  796. Countdown clocks and the false prophet of innovation

    By Aaron Gordon · October 19, 2018

    Signal Problems
  797. Mayoral candidates urged to endorse Chicago Sustainable Transportation Platform

    By John Greenfield · September 27, 2018

    Streetsblog Chicago Transportation Governance & politics
  798. Transportation Troubles After Florence

    By Brianna Gurciullo · September 20, 2018

    Politico Transportation Governance & politics
  799. What Rahm got right about transportation, and what still needs to change

    By John Greenfield · September 4, 2018

    Streetsblog Chicago Transportation
  800. Elon Musk's Most Exciting Company Is Boring

    By Carson Kessler · July 22, 2018

    Fortune
  801. KC streetcar extension brings strong case for federal funding

    By Jeff Boothe · June 28, 2018

    Kansas City Business Journal Transit Transportation Federal policy
  802. Plans for AirTrain to La Guardia Airport Move Ahead Amid Criticism

    By Emma G. Fitzsimmons · June 25, 2018

    The New York Times Transportation
  803. The Koch brothers hate public transit. But they can’t always stop projects in their tracks

    By Shannon Osaka · June 20, 2018

    Grist Transit
  804. The Boring Company’s Chicago project seems awfully cheap for something so big

    By Andrew J. Hawkins · June 14, 2018

    The Verge
  805. Instead of extending the Red Line, some see promise in the Metra Electric

    By LaRisa Lynch · June 11, 2018

    The Chicago Reporter
  806. New York City Will Cut Transit Fares for Low-Income Riders

    By Laura Bliss · June 8, 2018

    CityLab Transit
  807. More Routes = More Riders

    By Laura Bliss · June 4, 2018

    CityLab
  808. Small Ontario town’s Uber partnership could signal shift for Canadian public transit

    By Ben Spurr · April 15, 2018

    Toronto Star Transit
  809. Most people live in urban areas, but now all the transportation money is going rural

    By Lloyd Alter · March 29, 2018

    Treehugger Transportation
  810. Trump Shifts Focus of Transportation Grants From City to Country

    By Ted Mann · March 28, 2018

    The Wall Street Journal Transportation Federal policy
  811. Sound Transit seeks two light-rail stations in South Lake Union, only five blocks apart

    By Mike Lindblom · March 25, 2018

    The Seattle Times Transit
  812. Transit Fares Surprisingly Well in House Spending Bill

    By Angie Schmitt · March 22, 2018

    Streetsblog Transit Transportation
  813. The Real-Life Possibilities of Black Panther's Wakanda, According to Urbanists and City Planners

    By Marc Malkin · February 28, 2018

    Architectural Digest Equity & segregation
  814. China's Subway Boom Slows Down

    By Linda Poon · February 26, 2018

    CityLab Transit International & comparative
  815. Uber wants to be public transportation, and I have some serious concerns

    By Andrew J. Hawkins · February 15, 2018

    The Verge Transportation
  816. Why Didn't a Planned Safety System Stop Sunday’s Amtrak Crash?

    By David Z. Morris · February 4, 2018

    Fortune Transit
  817. Transit expert: Nashville's transit plan isn't just about congestion, it's about development

    By Meg Garner · January 26, 2018

    Nashville Business Journal Transit Transportation
  818. Trump’s leaked infrastructure plan would deepen urban inequality in the US

    By Karen Hao · January 24, 2018

    Quartz Transportation Equity & segregation Federal policy
  819. Looking Back to Look Ahead for Public Transit

    By Betsy Phillips · January 24, 2018

    The Nashville Scene Transit
  820. The long-promised Trump infrastructure plan may have just leaked

    By Jen Kirby · January 22, 2018

    Vox Transportation Federal policy
  821. China’s Investment in Subways Puts the U.S. to Shame

    By Angie Schmitt · January 18, 2018

    Streetsblog Transit Transportation International & comparative
  822. OTL #625: Violence interruption, Chicago Home Movie Day, mayoral transportation platform

    2018

    WGN Radio Transportation Governance & politics
  823. Companies offer private bus services to get young workers to commute from cities to the suburbs

    By Aaron Schachter · December 18, 2017

    Marketplace Transit
  824. Elon Musk Sparks Heated Twitter Debate Over Boring Company's Vision

    By Mike Brown · December 15, 2017

    Inverse Climate & environment
  825. Streetcar problems in Cincinnati provide lessons to be learned

    By Christopher Burbach · December 11, 2017

    Omaha World-Herald Transit Transportation
  826. Can Elon Musk make subway tunnels cool again?

    By Matt McFarland · December 6, 2017

    CNN Transit Transportation
  827. Demolition Day

    By Robert Scaramuccia · December 4, 2017

    The Yale Herald,
  828. LaGuardia Airport AirTrain moves toward fruition, despite criticism

    By Vincent Barone · November 16, 2017

    AM New York Transportation
  829. Cities realize they must fix the sorry state of buses

    By Matt McFarland · October 27, 2017

    CNN
  830. Subway platform screen doors pilot slated for L train’s 3rd Avenue station

    By Vincent Barone · October 24, 2017

    AM New York Transit
  831. Enough With the Streetcars Already

    By Laura Bliss · September 29, 2017

    CityLab Transit Transportation
  832. The real reason streetcars are making a comeback

    By Carlos Waters · August 9, 2017

    Vox Transit Transportation
  833. Cities Say They Haven't Approved Elon Musk's East Coast Hyperloop

    By Aric Jenkins · July 20, 2017

    Fortune
  834. Elon Musk’s tunnel idea is sounding more like public transit every day

    By Alissa Walker · July 3, 2017

    Curbed Transit Transportation
  835. Overcrowding Is Not the New York Subway's Problem

    By Laura Bliss · June 28, 2017

    CityLab Transit
  836. Detroit's new streetcar is OK, but it can't save a city

    By Aarian Marshall · May 20, 2017

    Wired Transit Transportation
  837. Proposed Trump budget makes billion-dollar cuts in city transportation, development funds

    By Patrick Sisson · March 16, 2017

    Curbed Transportation Federal policy
  838. Anticipating a Big Year for Transit Expansion in 2017

    By Angie Schmitt · January 12, 2017

    Streetsblog Transit Transportation
  839. A One-Stop Data Shop For Transportation Wonks

    By Laura Bliss · September 13, 2016

    CityLab Transportation
  840. What’s Next for the New York Subway? Toronto Already Knows

    By Emma G. Fitzsimmons · August 22, 2016

    The New York Times Transit
  841. Oh, Canada! Toronto beats Chicago on transit with more riders, funding

    By Mary Wisniewski · June 19, 2016

    Chicago Tribune Transit International & comparative
  842. Tunnels: the Plans, the Pitfalls, and the Promises

    By Lydia Brown and Heather Brandon · March 18, 2016

    Connecticut Public Radio Transportation
  843. Yonah Freemark explains how to build a streetcar

    By Lloyd Alter · February 12, 2016

    Treehugger Housing Transit Transportation
  844. Why Isn't The U.S. Adopting This Subway Car Design?

    October 14, 2015

    Here and Now Transit Transportation
  845. Talking Headways Podcast: A Positive Vibe For Chicago TOD

    By Jeff Wood · May 21, 2015

    Streetsblog Transit-oriented development Transit Housing
  846. How Open Data Can Help Encourage More Transit-Oriented Development

    By Sean Thornton · 2015

    Data-Smart City Solutions Transit-oriented development Zoning & land use
  847. In the Loop 413

    December 4, 2014

    WYCC PBS Chicago Transportation Transit
  848. Is The Streetcar Craze A Waste of Public Dollars?

    December 3, 2014

    Here and Now Transit Transportation
  849. Policy Radio: Yonah Freemark on Transit and Infrastructure Development

    By Jim Howes · April 18, 2014

    Chicago Policy Review Transit Transportation Zoning & land use
  850. Can Mass Transit Solve City Sprawl?

    September 20, 2013

    Science Friday Housing Transit