Cities are clamping down on cars. From London’s controversial ULEZ expansions to the Car-Free Livability Program in Oslo and right-wing fears about “15-minute cities”, motor vehicles are under attack ...

The California high-speed rail debacle has become Exhibit A for why it is increasingly difficult for policymakers anywhere in America to bring large-scale infrastructure projects online, with the ...

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Me (white tee-shirt, bottom row) and my neighbors at the State Capitol. — This article is by Jacob Apenes, an organizer with Sunrise PDX. My bus commute to work is very long. Two buses – forty minutes ...

Massachusetts faces a litany of financial questions related to funding critical infrastructure like roads, bridges and public transit. The MBTA is hurtling toward a fiscal cliff. Meanwhile, gas tax ...

Like many states, Missouri is struggling to pay for the maintenance of its roads and bridges, which is largely due to ineffectiveness of the state’s gasoline tax to provide much-needed tax revenue.

Multiple pressures are bearing down on America’s cities. Many of them are fiscally pinched. They need to renew aging infrastructure. And they are looking to upgrade and expand their public transit ...