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Covering the movement to end car dependency and improve biking, walking and transit in America.

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Ben Ross

I-66 tolls

Congestion

Virginia Toll Operator’s Losses Flash Red Light For New Toll Lanes

Houston

Lousy Neighborhoods, Not Lax Zoning, Make Sunbelt Houses Cheaper

Transit

Are Federal Transit Models Short-Changing Universities?

Federal Funding

Building Cloverleafs Won’t Inspire Americans to Pay More for Transportation

Smart Growth

Book Excerpt: “Dead End,” a Look at Sprawl and the Rebirth of Urbanism

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Virginia Toll Operator’s Losses Flash Red Light For New Toll Lanes

Lousy Neighborhoods, Not Lax Zoning, Make Sunbelt Houses Cheaper

Are Federal Transit Models Short-Changing Universities?

Building Cloverleafs Won’t Inspire Americans to Pay More for Transportation

Book Excerpt: “Dead End,” a Look at Sprawl and the Rebirth of Urbanism