Policy Studies

Employer Views on Traffic Congestion

Businesses are concerned about both rush hour and off-peak congestion

Policy Brief by David T. Hartgen and M. Gregory Fields February 20, 2014

Pension Reform Case Study: San Jose

San Jose has cleared a path toward reform that other financially distressed municipalities may use to avoid fiscal ruin

Policy Study by Adam Summers February 18, 2014

Ten Reasons Why Per-Mile Tolling Is a Better Highway User Fee than Fuel Taxes

Mileage-based user fees are a sustainable, fair and efficient alternative to the gas tax

Policy Brief by Robert Poole February 13, 2014

Organization and Innovation in Air Traffic Control

Organizational reform is the key to a full embrace of advanced air traffic management in the United States

Policy Study by Robert Poole January 17, 2014

Pension Reform Case Study: Rhode Island

Rhode Island's reform effort offers lessons for other states and municipalities facing significant unfunded pension liabilities

Policy Brief by Anthony Randazzo January 15, 2014

Bus Rapid Transit and Managed Lanes

Low-Cost, High-Quality Transportation Solutions for the 21st Century

Policy Study by Baruch Feigenbaum January 15, 2014

The Effect of Cigarette Tax Rates on Illicit Trade: Lessons Learned in Canada

Policy Brief by Katie Furtick and Anthony Randazzo January 9, 2014