Transportation Archives - Page 4 of 256

Lower collection costs are key to making mileage-based user fees a viable replacement for the fuel tax

Commentary by Jay Derr

One agency or many? What Denver and Atlanta reveal about transit governance

Commentary by Neliann Rivera

The value of managed lanes networks

Policy Brief by Baruch Feigenbaum

Building networks of managed lanes in big cities to reduce traffic congestion

Commentary by Baruch Feigenbaum

Rethinking public-private partnership concession fees on greenfield projects

Commentary by Robert Poole

Managing drug use on public transit: A case for smarter enforcement and practical harm reduction

Commentary by Layal Bou Harfouch and Jay Derr

Private companies aren’t investing in California’s high-speed rail system

Commentary by Baruch Feigenbaum

Reining in discretionary grant transportation funding

Policy Brief by Baruch Feigenbaum

Getting to yes on ADS-B/In will exempt some aircraft

Aviation Policy Newsletter by Robert Poole

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