Transportation

Ferguson, Occupy Wall Street, and the rise “Infrastructural Citizenship”

Since WWII, public infrastructure has played a pivotal role in public debates.

Take a Look at These Amazing Images of Cable Cars Around the World

Kinder Institute researchers make the case for why cities should seriously consider cable-propelled transit.

How Bike-Share Reduces Driving and Boosts Transit Use

Research reveals just how much of a role bike-share programs play in facilitating the use of transit.

Why Transit Oriented Development Doesn’t Need Transit

And why that represents a major opportunity for urbanist advocates.

Chart of the Week: The Cost of the Country's Worst Traffic Bottlenecks

Big-city commuters waste roughly $2.5 billion each year waiting in congestion just from the country’s 50-worst traffic bottlenecks.