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Building a major highway through a city reduces that city's population by 18 percent. That is the finding of a new study by Brown University...
Check out this amazing recreation of the highways as a subway map. While there are no geographic features, it sure makes it easier to envision any...
With the Chevy Volt and the Nissan Leaf on the way, a new crop of electric cars is just about ready for America. But is America ready for...
Holy smokes, Atlanta has some serious problems with transportation infrastructure. This video, from PBS's great Blueprint America series,...
The United States has added new routes to its national bike system for the first time in 30 years.
This Picture Show originally appeared in GOOD Issue 18: The Slow Issue. You can read more from The Slow Issue here. There was a time, not long...
Along Massachusetts highways, local farmers offer an alternative to the Golden Arches.
In the 1960s, a system was authorized by LBJ that put lots of money in Appalachian state coffers. Aiming to reduce the isolation and inconvenience...
The Lone Star State: Still not convinced that schools need money.
