Adrian Moore
Vice President of Policy, Reason Foundation
Adrian Moore, Ph.D., is vice president of policy at Reason Foundation.
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How California’s recall election might change the state’s course on infrastructure
The increasingly sorry state of some of California's infrastructure is a key issue for many Californians.
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As Commercial Space Travel Becomes Reality, Debris and Space Traffic Management Becomes More Important
If the government works with private industry through strategic public-private partnerships, the U.S. can best address the threats posed by orbital debris and create sustainable policies for safe space exploration.
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Florida’s Social Media Law Is Unconstitutional
As this social media bill worked its way to the governor’s desk, it was widely pointed out that these restrictions are blatantly unconstitutional.
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More Accountability and Police Improvements Are Needed in Michigan
This is an opportunity for Michigan to promote good law enforcement from multiple angles.
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How Florida Can Use Mileage-Based User Fees to Fund Roads
Florida would need to raise its state gas tax over 75 cents a gallon by 2050 just to keep revenue even with today's levels.
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Florida Protected Public Health by Rejecting Vaping Ban
The DeSantis administration refused to be taken in by moral panic and public health and the state's small businesses are both better off for it.
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Testimony: Public-Private Partnerships Can Leverage Infrastructure Investment
Public-private partnerships can offer a way to finance major highway and infrastructure projects that otherwise might not be pursued due to a lack of funding.
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Examining Mileage-Based User Fees As a Replacement for Gas Taxes
Replacing fuel taxes with distance-based fees is being tested in the U.S. and overseas.
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An Overview of Mileage-Based User Fees: A Potential Replacement for the Fuel Tax
Road usage charges should replace fuel taxes, not supplement them.
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The Challenges and Opportunities Ahead For U.S. Infrastructure
Why Congress and state governments have struggled to properly prioritize and pay for infrastructure projects and what can be done to change that.
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Testimony: Funding and Financing New Transportation Investments in Michigan
Policymakers should focus on the value proposition when considering transportation investments.
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Instead Of Tax Increases, President Biden Should Cut Spending And Use Public-Private Partnerships
Infrastructure projects that are paid for by users, not by federal taxes, can be a big boost to the economy.
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Don’t Buy the Myth that the Florida Retirement System Is Fine
FRS had an unfunded liability of $36 billion as of last year.
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Testimony: Florida Considers Electric Vehicle Fees to Replace Gas Tax Revenue
26 states have already implemented electric and hybrid vehicle fees to pay for infrastructure maintenance.
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Testimony: Constitutional Protections Against Unreasonable Search and Seizure Should Apply to Digital Data
Digital communications privacy should be enshrined in the Florida state constitution.
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COVID-19 Pandemic Reveals the Need for Nursing Home and Certificate of Need Law Reforms
The evidence indicates that certificate of need laws may actually be counterproductive to the goals of reducing costs and improving quality.
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Social Media Companies Have the Right to Ban Users
Twitter and Facebook are free to ban whomever they want, even the president, and it should stay that way.
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Florida’s Response to COVID-19 Shows How It Could Address the Looming Physician Shortage
Lawmakers should consider permanent reforms to allow out-of-state health care professionals to more easily practice in Florida and embrace the potential of technological innovations.
