If we let more people live ¼-mile from the train, everyone saves money.
America is not affordable because building lots are not affordable. And there is not nearly enough people who ride our billion-dollar light/commuter rail trains. Here's how these two problems solve one another.
Western America has not built a single mile of new Interstate constructed since 1980. Here's how Las Vegas and Phoenix teamed up build one which they desperately need.
Highway construction of the 1950s were a collision of value engineering, latent racism, and big government. Bulldozers loomed over families living on Almond Street who weren’t given any say. The game has changed over the past half century. New federal rules require states to...
Georgia wants to become “The Roundabout State.” You aren’t going to see an official marketing campaign for that. But a decade ago, Georgia’s Department of Transportation issued a new policy. Engineers must now seriously consider a roundabout at every intersection...
