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Mass Transit Stimulus Spending Should Be Limited to Providing Operations, Focus on Transit-Dependent Riders

Commentary by Baruch Feigenbaum and Marc Joffe

The Airlines and Boeing Don’t Deserve Special Treatment In Coronavirus Stimulus Bill

Commentary by Robert Poole

Coronavirus and Shelter-in-Place Order Puts Bay Area Rapid Transit System in Financial Jeopardy

Commentary by Marc Joffe

Aviation Policy News: Aviation Industry Seeks Bailouts Due to COVID-19 Impacts

Aviation Policy Newsletter by Robert Poole

Telecommuting Is Helping Fight COVID-19 and Can Help Companies and Cities Over the Long-Term

Commentary by Baruch Feigenbaum and Marc Joffe

A High-Speed Rail Line From Atlanta to Charlotte Would Struggle

Commentary by Baruch Feigenbaum

Florida Legislators’ War on Tolling Comes With Costs

Commentary by Robert Poole

Surface Transportation News: Alabama Tolling, Trucking Bottlenecks, and No-Fare Transit

Surface Transportation Innovations Newsletter by Robert Poole

As Cities Seek to Regulate Scooters, They Should Avoid Picking Winners and Losers

Commentary by Joe Hillman and Baruch Feigenbaum

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