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Transportation engineering
Engineers to U.S. DOT: Transportation Is About More Than Moving Cars
Angie Schmitt
August 26, 2016
Climate Change
Yes, Local Transportation Agencies Can Measure Their Climate Impacts
Mitchell Beer
August 24, 2016
Protected Bike Lanes
Unless US DOT Changes Course, Building Protected Bikeways May Get Tougher
Michael Andersen
July 8, 2016
Federal Highway Administration
Will U.S. DOT Get Serious About Climate Change? Here’s Cause for Optimism.
Angie Schmitt
June 3, 2016
Bicycling
It Just Got Easier for Cities to Design Walkable, Bikeable Streets
Angie Schmitt
May 13, 2016
Bicycling
Room to Breathe: The Feds Just Made It Easier to Fit Bike Lanes on Streets
Michael Andersen
May 6, 2016
Anthony Foxx
U.S. DOT Wants to Show America How to Heal Divides Left By Urban Highways
Angie Schmitt
May 5, 2016
Climate Change
Why Federal Efforts to Link Transportation to Climate Change Matter
Tony Dutzik
April 26, 2016
Climate Change
U.S. DOT Blows Chance to Reform the City-Killing, Planet-Broiling Status Quo
Angie Schmitt
April 19, 2016
Climate Change
U.S. DOT Wants States to Disclose Climate Impact of Transportation Projects
Angie Schmitt
April 18, 2016
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