Build This: A Real Infrastructure Policy for America
Thanks to the Obama administration, the federal government is preparing to invest $8 billion in building high-speed railways.
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Regional Transit Key to Colorado's Future
In the Denver area alone, the population will grow from 2.8 million now to 4.8 million by 2040. Will we all eventually have to move to Montana to find a square inch not covered by asphalt?
A List In Response To A News: Ladies' Specials? That's What She Said!
In an effort to make travel safer and more pleasant for women, several new commuter trains in India are for women only. Other Places I would Like To ...
A Transportation Vision
I asked more than 600 transportation experts to imagine a system that is comprehensive enough to make owning a car in the greater Los Angeles area optional, and proceed to outline a list of projects that will help get us there.
Tom Friedman's Take On "Wimps" and "The Cheese Eating Surrender Monkeys"
How are we going to compete in years to come as we go head-to-head with societies that are far better equipped to deal with the exigencies of the future?
High Speed Rail Speeding Ahead at Snail's Pace
Given the success and public enthusiasm for high speed rail around the world, our efforts are long overdue in what is rapidly becoming the preferred mode of transport of the 21st century and beyond.
Midwest High-Speed Rail Development: On the Fast Track
This structural transformation of our transportation system will improve mobility with a new modern, fast, comfortable and convenient transportation option for everyone.
The Harrowing Journey North with Rebecca Cammisa's Which Way Home
"Many people think that migrants just easily appear at the U.S. border," said Camissa. "But the tough journey begins at the Mexico-Guatemala border."
Train Replacing Plane: It's Not Insane
The simplified check-in, security, and city-center to city-center service provided by trains will naturally cause many people to switch from flying.
The End of the Age of Oil: Will It Be a Soft or Hard Landing?
Reading Steiner's $20 Per Gallon makes us realize how contingent our way of life is, and how uncertain its future prospects are.
A Call for Excellent Public-Private-Partnerships
Former Governor Howard Dean and Former Mayor Stephen Goldsmith, both now affiliated with the international law firm McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP, just ...
The Problem with the GM Gamble
The problem with the GM gamble is not that the government is involved. The problem is the car.
Commerce Secretary Locke: Rail Can Revive Auto Industry
Linking up with rail makes perfect sense for a contracting industry, at a time when environmental and economic factors make expanding public transit a necessity.
"Air Force Two Joe" Advises Americans to Stay off Planes and Trains
Joe still doesn't think before he talks and has forgotten the way most Americans live. He has the services of Air Force Two and a driver to shuttle him and his family around.
Getting on Track: The President Lays Out a High-Speed Rail Plan
The new three-part program is being launched right away thanks to the unprecedented $13 billion down payment from the recovery bill and his budget proposal.
Has Massachusetts' transit authority lost its mind?
Detailed by The Boston Globe last week, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority seeks to drastically eliminate subway, bus, and rail services; ...
Nonsense Pronouncements About Budget Deficits
The two critical steps for thinking more clearly about budget deficits are: first, distinguish between the long run and the short run, and second: examine how borrowed money will be spent.
Sully Miraculously Onboard as Runaway Amtrak Train Lands Safely in Hudson
Amid the shrieks and cries of the horror-stricken passengers and crew, Sullenberger remained as unflappable as Ben Hogan bending over a three foot putt.
Railway Carriage Charm: Has High-Speed Rail's Moment Arrived?
"I don't want to see the fastest train in the world built halfway around the world in Shanghai," Obama said. "I want to see it built right here in the United States of America."
The Train That Never Was
The Florida Overland Express was the train that never was. If built on the projected schedule, it would be carrying 8 million passengers this year -- it was vetoed by Jeb Bush.
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