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All Transportation is Local
A Field Guide for City Leaders
Why Uber Won’t Kill Transit
Leon Drolet of the Michigan Taxpayers Alliance recently warned voters in Detroit that investing in buses…
Private Mobility, Public Interest
Private Mobility, Public Interest is a report for public-sector leaders committed to making it easy for their citizens to get...
Turnaround
Every day, New Yorkers take 2.5 million bus rides on a system that is slower and less reliable than at any...
Who’s On Board 2016
What Today’s Riders Teach Us About Transit That Works This report draws on results from six focus groups in New York, Raleigh...
Transit Street Design Guide
The Transit Street Design Guide provides design guidance for the development of transit facilities on city…
Who’s On Board 2014
In 2013, advocates, planners, and policymakers were abuzz with the 10.7 billion rides taken on transit, an all-time U.S. record. Yet...
A People’s History of Recent Urban Transportation Innovation
Our analysis of the human factors behind implementing small-scale change in a wholesale way shows that engagement from three areas of society is required for a city to innovate.
Subsidizing Congestion
The Multibillion-Dollar Tax Subsidy That’s Making Your Commute Worse The commuter parking benefit results in $7.3 billion in forgone revenue...
Getting to the Route of It
The Role of Governance in Regional Transit On October 8th, 2014, TransitCenter and the Eno Center for Transportation released, Getting to...
Trick Out My Trip
The improvements, relationships, and knowledgebuilding of Trick Out My Trip support the “civic vanguard” model of…