Posts Tagged ‘roads’
‘But What About Traffic?’: The Case For Road Pricing
Building more housing will inevitably cause more congestion. The answer is to price the space where the congestion occurs.
Read MoreNew York City’s Car Ownership Decline Must Start From Within
New Yorkers’ quality-of-life suffers from the negative impacts of cars. This is partly because residents themselves won’t relinquish car ownership.
Read MoreWhy Can’t My Street Have Better Priorities?
Hoboken is a dense, pedestrian-oriented city. So why is its road space overwhelmingly dedicated to personal automobiles?
Read MoreLouisville’s I-65 Expansion Is America’s Worst Modern Boondoggle
Despite the billions spent on the Kennedy-Lincoln bridge expansions, traffic has actually declined.
Read MoreHow To Do Efficient Congestion Pricing (Or Thoughts On William Vickrey)
Reviewing some ideas from the “father of congestion pricing.”
Read MoreFighting Traffic: The Next Battle
A review of Peter Norton’s latest book.
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