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City Transit Systems Begin to Peer Over the Fiscal Cliff
“Cutting service is a feedback loop that makes everyone worse off,” Shrode says. “Even when you cut a significant amount of service, you aren’t going to fill that gap, because the costs to maintain the system are pretty fixed. Whether you’re running 10 trains an hour or 30 trains an hour, you’re still paying a […]Yahoo News |
Buttigieg Bashing Over Response to Ohio Derailment Turns Bipartisan
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Opinion: How California can build sustainable public transportation
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Redrawing Philly’s bus system is hard. Here are lessons from cities that have done it.
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Derailments aren’t uncommon, but hazmat spills are rare. Here’s what we know.
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Biden May Call Out Airlines, Tout Infrastructure Funding at SOTU
Jeff Davis, senior fellow at think-tank Eno Center for Transportation, said that 2023 was already scheduled to be the “year of aviation policy” as Congress looks to pass Federal Aviation Administration authorization legislation before funding expires in September. ShareThe Associated Press |
Should Federal Grants Favor Highway Repair Over Expansion?
Jeff Davis, senior fellow at the Eno Center for Transportation, said it’s already clear that the Biden administration plans to direct a greater share of its discretionary transportation funding to “non-highway projects” than the Trump administration did. However, with so much more total infrastructure money to work with, Davis said, “a rising tide lifts all […]Fox News Radio |
From Washington: President Biden’s Pick For New Chief Of Staff
President and CEO of Eno Center for Transportation and Brookings Metro Non-Resident Senior Fellow Robert Puentes discusses the current state of rail across the country, how the airline industry has lobbied against rail projects in the past, and why there’s public demand for more competition within the transportation sector today. ShareStreetsblog |