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  How To Double Your Car’s Fuel Economy Without Spending Any Money

  Hypermiling-the art of beating the fuel rating given to your car by the Environmental Protection Agency-has gone from a fringe hobby to a...

  by Zach Frechette

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  Convenience Is King

  You can take the train to work, but your office is still a mile away from the station. Might as well drive, right? How we can solve the...

  by Cliff Kuang

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  Transportation Innovation

  Joseph M. Sussman, an external adviser to the Department  of Transportation and professor at MIT, explains why the  stimulus isn't good enough...

  by Siobhan O'Connor

• Issue 015

  

  Build a Better Bike

  If your commute is too long for pedal power, just add a little juice to your ride. By Jason Cozens, as told to GOOD I've been an on-and-off...

  by GOOD

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  Sorry, Portland

  A primer on the best burgeoning bike scenes in North America In any list of the best biking cities on the continent, Portland, Oregon, would...

  by Eric Smillie

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  Get On the Bus

  For proof that buses can solve most of our mass-transit problems, look no further than Bogotá. Is there any less sexy form of transportation...

  by Aaron Naparstek

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  Sharing is Car-ing

  On the (financial) value of sharing. By Robin Chase, as told to Eric Steuer. Robin Chase founded Zipcar, the company that allows users to buy...

  by GOOD

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  Who’s Driving?

  These people will shape transportation policy during the next four years. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Ray LaHood Secretary of...

  by GOOD

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  The Transport of Future Past

  We have built ourselves into a mess. An over-abundance of demand for personal mobility is rapidly draining our supply of fossil fuels. How did...

  by GOOD

• Issue 015

  

  Beam Me Up (Or Not)

  Why one very smart scientist can teleport an atom, but not a coffee cup. Christopher Monroe and fellow quantum physicists at the University of...

  by GOOD

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  Issue 015 Intro: From A to B

  At the 1939 New York World's Fair, despite a rapidly worsening global crisis, the focus was on the future. In particular, an exhibit called...

  by GOOD

• Issue 015

  

  Buying the Best Bike For You

  A bike novice and a bike nerd talk cycling options. GOOD: I figured since you live in Portland, you must know everything there is to know about...

  by Zach Dundas, Siobhan O'Connor

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  Boatcar, Traveling Legs, and Other Innovations

  We asked the students of 826 in Los Angeles to imagine how we might get around in the future. Here's what they came up...

  by GOOD

• Issue 015

  

  The Street of the Future Is a Livable Street

  It's easy to forget that our streets are alterable. They weren't set down by God on the eighth day; they were designed by human beings....

  by Aaron Naparstek

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  Infra What?

  A brief look at where that $100 billion worth of infrastructure money is going "We have to come up with a sexier word than ‘infrastructure.'"...

  by GOOD

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  Going Down The Rabbit Hole

  The future of transportation may mean not moving at all. Ray Kurzweil, an inventor and technology theorist, envisions a future in which...

  by GOOD

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  Prettier Buses Get More Rides

  David Mocarski on the art of attracting people to public transit Mocarski and his students are hoping to change the way Los Angeles thinks...

  by GOOD

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  Don't Kill Your Car

  We're sure you want to, but try one of these instead. What's best for the planet? What's best for you? The ultimate guide to alternative-fuel...

  by Jacob Gordon, Keith Scharwath