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Fuel-cell Powered PDAs? They’re Coming

Alternatives to batteries are coming

By Lynne Kiesling
March 17, 2003

City Planning: Slow vs. Smart Growth

NPR Radio

By Samuel Staley
March 6, 2003

Airport Policy and Security Newsletter #2

Topics include: airport passenger screening, rethinking checked-baggage screening, and baggage processing.

By Robert Poole
March 1, 2003

Clearing the Air in California

By Adrian Moore and Joel Schwartz
March 1, 2003

Why an Air Traffic Control Corporation Makes Sense

By Robert Poole
March 1, 2003

San Jose Demonstrates the Limits of Urban Growth Boundaries and Urban Rail

By Randal O'Toole
March 1, 2003

Contracting for Road and Highway Maintenance

By Geoffrey Segal, Adrian Moore and Samuel McCarthy
March 1, 2003

Stockton: Privatize or Pay Higher Water Rates

Outsourcing would save $175 million

By Geoffrey Segal
February 25, 2003

Study Concludes Growth Restrictions Contribute to Increased Housing Prices

More evidence that restrictions inflate housing prices

By Leonard Gilroy
February 17, 2003

Kill DARE Now

It's Costly. It Doesn't Work. It Can't Reform.

By David Nott
February 10, 2003

Surface Transportation Innovations #7

Topics include: Reason's new HOT networks study, the HOT networks news conference in Washington, DC, and media coverage of Reason's HOT networks report.

By Robert Poole
February 1, 2003

HOT Networks: A New Plan for Congestion Relief and Better Transit

HOT Networks would give America's metropolitan areas a new option-both congestion relief and improved transit service without the need for major new tax revenues.

By Robert Poole and C. Kenneth Orski
February 1, 2003

Rebuilding the Marquette Interchange Via a Public-private Partnership

By Robert Poole, Kevin Soucie, Daryl Fleming and Tom McDaniel
February 1, 2003

Wrecking Property Rights

How cities use eminent domain to seize property for private developers.

By Samuel Staley
February 1, 2003

Atlanta: Pulling the Plug on Water Deal a Mistake

City's mistake will haunt taxpayers

By Geoffrey Segal
January 28, 2003

Study Suggests Challenges to Building Regional Anti-Sprawl Coalitions

Forming coalitions may be easier said than done

By Leonard Gilroy
January 27, 2003

What Can We Learn From Atlanta’s Water Privatization

Lost in debate: City saving $21 million per year

By Geoffrey Segal
January 21, 2003

Reason Foundation Brief Filed With United States Supreme Court Finds Minority Students Hurt By University of Michigan Affirmative Action Plan

January 17, 2003