New study from the Chaddick Institute for Metropolitan Development at DePaul compares prices of travel on various modes of transportation—air, bus, and rail—in 52 city pairs in the United States with travel distances between 100 and 500 miles. Click here for study.
Ben Goldman covers the recent MC Roundtable in Streetsblog: "In this camp, America’s transportation c...
Former Senator Bill Bradley & former U.S. comptroller general David Walker in The Hill : "Exchang...
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New Dept. of Energy estimates project that oil imports will be about 1.4 mbd higher by 2030 than ant...
Today the Mobility Choice Coalition released its Blueprint for Mobility Choice – a 10-point plan that ...
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