In countries that have committed to supporting public transport, advocates express confidence that systems will continue providing decent service.
In countries that have committed to supporting public transport, advocates express confidence that systems will continue providing decent service.
The fear is that service cuts today could reduce the constituency for public transportation later.
Over the last year and a half, a New York City “congestion pricing” plan awaiting federal approval has seemingly become a political flashpoint, as President Trump and New York Gov. Andrew ...
Plagued by traffic jams, one of the smallest countries in Europe will allow residents to ride free from 2020.
New York City has increased policing on the MTA to curb fare dodging. It’s resulted in outrage and protests from riders.
UC Berkeley’s Susan Shaheen has been studying the future of public transportation since the start of the pandemic and says we could see more focused transit routes while the line between ...
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nyc-traffic-DanielW-Shutterstock.jpg Alt Text: Traffic in New York City.Image Credit: DanielW/Shutterstock For the 42% of the American workforce now working remotely, a question hangs over ...
The COVID-19 crisis has prompted many cities to reconsider the role of bicycles, which can provide a safe and efficient way to get around. But how do yo go about planning a cycling network ...
BOSTON (AP) — Before the pandemic, public transit users in cities around the country bonded over a slew of ills that plagued aging subway systems, from delays and breakdowns to the ...
From the end of rush hour and season tickets to hailing a bus like a cab, coronavirus could change the way we move around cities for good.
When this is all over, will we be a city for cars or a city for people? It’s up to our leaders — who are not leading.
In less than two months, the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted our lives, causing sickness, death, economic loss and fear. While this global health…
Washington, DC - Today, Representatives Jesús “Chuy” García (IL-04), Ayanna Pressley (MA-07) and Hakeem Jeffries (NY-08), along with 30 Members of Congress introduced a resolution declaring ...
How can we encourage commuters to use buses, trains and subways again in the wake of COVID-19? New research reveals the most popular safety steps around the world.
President Trump signed the $2 trillion CARES Act Friday, pledging to help agencies make up for lost revenue and fund daily operations amid the coronavirus.
For example, the report card noted that the following percentages of types of transit's physical infrastructure are not in a state of good repair: 15 percent of facilities (e.g., ...
As ride hailing fails to deliver on its promise to augment public transit as a first mile-last mile solution, micromobility is ready to step up.