CityNerd highlights the societal costs of car dependency, with cars imposing $1.47 per mile compared to $0.19 for walking and a $0.05 benefit for biking—totaling nearly $5 trillion annually in the U.S.
How will NYC's congestion pricing plan affect your commute? Alex Ambrose from the New Jersey Policy Perspective discusses the potential benefits and impacts to regional transit riders.
Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) is preparing for potential systemwide service cuts as five municipalities—Plano, Irving, Farmers Branch, University Park, and Highland Park—prepare to vote on May 2 on whether to leave the transit agency.
As Denver continues to face a housing affordability crisis, this 2021 video highlights how local activists and some city officials view Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing (NOAH) as part of the solution.
The congestion pricing battle isn't over, at least not on this side of the river. In his first public comments since the plan went into effect, Gov. Phil Murphy on Wednesday said his office is reviewing all remaining legal options to defeat the toll, which charges most drivers an extra $9 to enter Manhattan south of 60th street.
The Southern Environmental Law Center discusses how Black and low-income communities have in the past been intentionally left out of land use decision-making and historically targeted for highway construction.
In 2016, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) recognized the efforts of non-profit developers Mid-Penn Housing and Eden Housing for their work to provide affordable transit-accessible housing.
