Village Green: Happy Cycling & Transit Holidays! (fun photos)
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In The Public Interest: New Jobs Bill - Groundhog Day for Transportation?
It felt a little like "Groundhog Day" in the House of Representatives on Wednesday, when lawmakers approved the "Jobs for Main Street" package, which ...
Drive Less, Pay Less: Win-Win for Consumers and Climate
As tens of thousands gather in Copenhagen to hammer out innovative strategies for cooling the planet, here's a carbon-cutting idea consumers can rally behind: Car insurance based on the miles you drive.
Best and Worst in NYC Transit in 2009
Believe it or not, some good things happened for city subway and bus riders in 2009 -- along with the bad. So here's my list of the best and worst in transit during the year that's just ending.
At Ford, We Are Taking 'Going Green' Beyond Fuel Economy
Most of the discussion around the "greening" of the automotive industry over the last decade has focused primarily on making vehicles more fuel-effici...
Don't Mess with Quechuan Grandmothers
I recently moved to Cochabamba, Bolivia, and will be publishing occasional pieces here on Bolivian politics as well as my personal adventures. Here's ...
Village Green: Where Is the Green Community on Revitalization?
Last week I had the honor of being one of seven smart growth types recruited by the American Institute of Architects to work with the city of Ind...
Scary Transit Issues
What Halloween would be complete without the annual Straphangers Campaign trick o' treat of the Board of Directors of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority?
Don't Throw FasTracks Under a Bus
What do the editorial writers for the Denver Post want? More roads. Perhaps they should visit Los Angeles to see how well that worked.
No Impact Week: A Few Thoughts on Getting from Here to There
Instead of buying a new car, I bought a Vespa. And you know what? It has turned out to be the perfect complement to my alternative transportation lifestyle.
Taking on No Impact Week From Abroad: Lima's Transportation System Sucks
Reducing consumption is hard enough, but doing No Impact Week in a country where the buses are dangerous and the air pollution is much higher than what is healthy -- that's a challenge.
Now's the Time for Our Long Range Transportation Plan
Tomorrow, the Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority can and should pass the Long Range Transportation Plan, paving the way for $300 billion in investment over the next 30 years.
Considering the Re-Authorization of the Nation's Surface Transportation Program
Representatives of the New York metropolitan region have a special responsibility to advocate for increased federal funding for mass transit.
Chicago Transit at a Crossroads
The CTA doomsday budget, even if it doesn't come to pass, has done a great service by showing the city the inevitable future. Service has been trending downward for decades.
No Impact Week: Solar Panels, Bio-Diesel, and Worms
Several years ago, I undertook a year-long experiment to minimize my personal waste. At the time, "no impact" wasn't a common term. I just wanted to see how waste-wise efficient I could be.
America's Transportation Leaders Embrace the East Coast Greenway
This past week, our East Coast Greenway began to move from a solely grassroots initiative to a project also backed by the most important transportatio...
When Taking the Bus Is for Losers
Frankly, I don't know what came first -- the image problem or the fact that the Reykjavík's (privately-run) public transport system is like something out of the dark ages.
Fuel-Efficient Driving for Not Thousands, but Millions of Drivers
The success of the recent cash for clunkers program this past summer demonstrated a clear case of consumers' desire for affordable, fuel efficient veh...
Should Mayor Bloomberg Run, Bike or Chopper?
Let’s remember that Bloomberg works for no salary, and has contributed hugely to the green movement by tackling many environmental issues in New York.
Closing The $1.5 Trillion "Fix-Up" Gap in Obama's Economic Plan
One glaring subject that Obama avoided in the campaign is how to pay for infrastructure over time and how it will dovetail with an overall strategy to address climate change.
Seven Ways Americans Are Kicking Their Gas-Guzzling Habit
With gas mileage near the bottom of the heap -- 15 miles per gallon in the city and around 20 on the highway -- trucks are icons of America's suicidal obsession with gas guzzlers.
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