
How Did Flying Cars Become the Next Big Thing?
Another reminder that plutocracies can indeed solve problems — for plutocrats.
Another reminder that plutocracies can indeed solve problems — for plutocrats.
We should stop subsidizing sprawl and spend those savings on our resource-starved mass transit systems.
Transportation network services have resisted regulations on workers’ rights, traffic safety, and the environment. The public shouldn’t subsidize them.
A collaborative effort of several organizations and unions to promote public transit as a civil right and a strategy to combat climate change.
A collaborative effort of several organizations and unions to promote public transit as a civil right and a strategy to combat climate change.
The deals on luxury private jets have never been sweeter. The reality of what that means for the rest of us could hardly be more bitter.
Electric vehicles are on the verge of disrupting energy markets.
There’s no safe way to haul oil by the trainload.
IPS’ New Economy Working Group co-sponsor a technical symposium on electrification, transmission, track speeds, financing and their prospects for movement building and infrastructure for the future of transport.
The series to promote intergenerational discussion will address what it take to save a neighborhood these days.
With a million people demonstrating in the streets of Brazil, everyone’s scrambling to understand how a 20-cent bus fare hike turned into a social revolt.
Nearly every airline these days is addicted to fees.
The United States has invested big time in roads, but not rails.
A harrowing road trip on the first day of my summer internship helped me get the point of my work on the Genuine Progress Indicator.
We can thank inequality for America’s inadequate — and increasingly unsafe — basic infrastructure.