Transportation Spending

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The Weekly Wrap: Election Day Roundup Edition

What San Francisco Can Teach Us About Overcoming Our Transit Deficit

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The Weekly Wrap: Illinois Attempts to Ban Book Bans

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The Weekly Wrap: Minnesota Legalizes Marijuana

The Weekly Wrap: New York City’s Right To Shelter

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The Weekly Wrap: IPCC Report Fuels Protests of Willow Project

Can L.A. Finally Build Better Bus Stops? 5 Lessons From Other Cities

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Vegas Doubles Down on Tesla Transit

DMV Leaders Want to Turn “Commuter Rail” into “Regional Rail”

Biden Puts Mayor Pete in the Driver’s Seat at USDOT

Coronavirus Outbreak Triggers New Thinking About Transit’s Essential Role

COVID Relief Bill Grants Transit’s Wish — But Some Say Still More Will Be Needed

Light traffic drives on Interstate 280, Highway 101 and city streets in San Francisco, Tuesday, March 24, 2020.

Study Finds COVID-19 Wipes Out Traffic Congestion in U.S. Cities

What’s Next for Indianapolis’s Transit Future?

Georgia May Free Fuel Taxes For Use on Transit Projects

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