mass transit
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California has big dreams — and they’re stuck in traffic.
Cars just ran over California's climate goals
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The NYC traffic guru who coined the term “gridlock” has a plan to fix it
By focusing on neighborhood needs, Sam Schwartz’s MOVE NY could succeed where other NYC traffic-reduction and transit-funding efforts have failed.
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Mass transit wins big in ballot initiatives
On a bleak night for progressives, voters across the country backed transit projects.
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These huge buses drive right over the top of cars
China thinks it’s found an answer to its congestion problem.
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Forget free wi-fi: America just wants buses that show up on time
Transit officials bribe riders with high-tech perks, when they really just want a fast, reliable way to get around.
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“Tiny buses for everyone!” says Elon Musk
Tesla has a new master plan, now that everything else is going so well.
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The Republican Party makes its hatred of mass transit official
The GOP platform dismisses transit, high-speed rail, bike shares, and any other transportation programs that aren't highways.
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These battery-powered trains are almost as magical as the Hogwarts Express
They shuttle Brits 12 miles using only batteries the size of a BIC lighter.
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You want a war on cars? Fine, here's your war on cars
The Stranger, Seattle's alt-weekly, has had it with the nasty attacks from car-loving, carbon-spewing, anti-bike crazies. The city's bike advocates have been accused of waging a "war on cars," and after too many hours trying to defend itself, the Stranger got angry:
For cars we have paved our forests, spanned our lakes, and burrowed under our cities. Yet drivers throw tantrums at the painting of a mere bicycle lane on the street. ... No more! We demand that car drivers pay their own way, bearing the full cost of the automobile-petroleum-industrial complex that has depleted our environment, strangled our cities, and drawn our nation into foreign wars. Reinstate the progressive motor vehicle excise tax, hike the gas tax, and toll every freeway, bridge, and neighborhood street until the true cost of driving lies as heavy and noxious as our smog-laden air.
Other demands: mass transit should serve the masses, and walking and biking should be safe. Maybe it is war.