Surface Transportation Innovations Newsletters
Reason Foundation's Surface Transportation Innovations Newsletter by Robert Poole analyzes the latest news on major transportation projects, infrastructure financing, solutions for traffic congestion, toll lanes, mass transit and more.
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Previous editions of this newsletter are below and Reason's transportation research is here.
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Surface Transportation News: New Federal Highway Report, Future of Electric Trucks, and States Turn to Tolling
Plus, the difficulty getting politics out of discretionary infrastructure grants, public-private partnership questions in Michigan, and more.
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Surface Transportation News: Value-Added Tolling, Biden’s Plan, Lexus Lane Claims, and More
Examining conservatives' concerns about tolling, data on who uses toll lanes, truck platooning, looking at Joe Biden's infrastructure plan, and more.
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Surface Transportation News: Congestion Pricing, Toll Lanes, Commuting Data and More
Congestion pricing — a tale of two cities, states expand the use of toll lanes, the latest Census data on commuting and more.
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Surface Transportation News #192
Replacing gas taxes, why the U.S. lags in using public-private partnerships to build infrastructure, and a looming cut to highway funding.
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Surface Transportation News #191, September 2019
The Annual Highway Report has new winners and losers, electric vehicles and shrinking fuel tax revenues, and more.
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Surface Transportation News #190
Ten states exploring tolled interstates, the disconnect between automated vehicles and planners, and more.
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Surface Transportation Newsletter #189
PIRG targets more “highway boondoggles,” connecting Miami, the case for managed lane connectors, and more.
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Surface Transportation Newsletter #188
What if there is no infrastructure bill?
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Surface Transportation Newsletter #187
Thoughts on a $2 trillion federal infrastructure bill, the benefits of highway expansion, mileage-based user fees,and more.