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Surface Transportation Newsletter #121
Tolls are not taxes, says Virginia Supreme Court, Debut of new version of Commuting in America, Searching for a national freight policy
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The Terrible Toll of Typhoon Haiyan Doesn’t Excuse Bad Policy
Forecasts of cyclonic doom should be consumed with a heaped tablespoon of sea salt. And policies should be framed accordingly.
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Value-Added Tolling and Interstate Modernization
The largest opportunity for toll concession P3 projects is a several-decade effort to rebuild and modernize the Interstate highway system
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Selective Outrage Over NSA
What is really behind Dianne Feinstein's newfound criticism of government snooping activities?
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Airport Policy and Security News #95
TSA security rationale in question, O'Hare's congestion-reducing runway revamp, Expanding PreCheck prompts criticisms
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Pension System Predicament
We know the system is going to run out of money. The question is whether or not state leaders will do anything about it.
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The Effect of Satellite and Wireless on Rural Universal Service Policy
Subsidies for rural broadband are unnecessary, reduce competition and undermine private infrastructure investment
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Newsday’s Lane Filler and The Times’ Ross Clark Win Reason Foundation
Wired co-founders Louis Rossetto and Jane Metcalfe receive the Lanny Friedlander Prize
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Payday Lending: Protecting or Harming Consumers?
Many criticisms of payday lending are based on myths. The evidence shows payday lending offers benefits to consumers
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Lessons in Municipal Broadband from Lafayette, Louisiana
Broadband isn't a monopoly-based infrastructure utility; it's an extremely competitive service business