California’s bullet train agency said timely construction of the rail line depended on these reforms. They mostly failed.

Amid months of rising gas prices, a typical driver now spends $65 more on fuel each month today than they did a year ago.

Its trains are attracting more riders, but billions in debt and the cost of expansion show why passenger rail still needs taxpayer support.

Zurich has completed a third of its greening target in the first year of a local environmental initiative, while also recording early success in dedicating more road space to pedestrians, cyclists and...

30% of people in the US & Canada can't or don't drive. nondriver is a podcast about the lives and stories of those people, hosted by Anna Zivarts and Devin Silvernail. Every episode, we talk to peopl...

America’s transportation system faces persistent challenges in safety, affordability, accessibility, and resilience. A new Brookings project examines how states, regions, and localities can work toget...

Images of Maricarmen Abascal being forcibly removed from her home sparked protests and a reckoning over the country’s soaring real estate market

China will open four high-speed rail lines with a combined length of more than 1,100 kilometers on Monday, extending high-speed rail services to smaller cities and counties and creating faster routes ...

Plans to redevelop an abandoned naval weapons station in Concord moved forward this week when the U.S. Navy approved a financial agreement reached with the city earlier this year.

Let’s take the family to Zoning World, the most tedious place on earth! If only we had a (missing) middle (housing) ground.

Maps aren't just about Point A and Point B, but how you get there.

Maps aren't just about Point A and Point B, but how you get there.

There has been a lot of news over the last two years, so it is understandable that neither the mass media nor the legal academy has focused on what is happening

To the planners, scientists, cyclists, and countless other advocates working to bring congestion relief programs to their home city for safer streets, cleaner air, and better, more accessible transit:...

A series of small, diverse developments in Edmond, Oklahoma, is building on the idea of inner-block urbanism.

Yes, you are smelling smoke from a fire yet again, but it's just another prescribed burn on Angel Island.

Transportation and safe streets advocacy PAC launches targeted digital, streaming and outdoor advertising campaign across Los Angeles  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 22, 2026 Contact: Mag...

Passengers who put their feet on seats, litter, or eat on public transit could be fined up to $390

For nearly a century, US policy prioritized homeownership to build middle-class wealth—leaving many renters behind. But innovative new renter-wealth models are enabling renters to access the...

USDOT continues efforts to provide regulatory certainty for autonomous vehicles as companies seek to expand developments both domestically and internationally.

Study at a former rail yard along L.A. River explores new approaches to flood protection.

As robotaxis begin taking to the roads in major U.S. cities, some experts are wondering if congestion pricing could be coming along with them.

Bill 47, a provincewide push for more homes near transit, is two years old this summer. It’s making an impact, but it needs more teeth.

America’s housing crisis has made buying or renting a home unaffordable for millions. Here’s what the U.S. can learn from countries that do housing differently.