The insane ways traffic engineers try to make streets "safe" for walking
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Widening US highways doesn't fix traffic. So why do we keep doing it?
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Drought-hit Panama Canal to restrict access for one year
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Tulsa, Oklahoma introduces on-demand "micro transit" service
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How the car came to Los Angeles
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The United States can't build infrastructure. The reason: it refuses to learn from other countries.
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Drought causes 154-ship traffic jam at the Panama Canal
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Paris reveals a new cable car for commuters that could be running by 2025
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One car per green: Why the lights on US freeway onramps can’t end traffic jams
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Caltrain electrifies San Francisco tracks for California High-Speed Rail
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Texas Central and Amtrak seek high-speed rail service between Dallas and Houston
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The world's newest metro is here! | Montréal REM
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Michigan tests road layout where oncoming cars share a lane to make room for bikes
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How to ensure you won’t have public transportation
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The heart of railway transport: Marshalling yards
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Major automakers launch new EV charging network across North America in challenge to Tesla
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New era of rail: Amtrak improves Northeast Corridor tracks between Boston and Washington DC (north-eastern USA)
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Oil is hard to quit, even in Norway where electric cars rule the road
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Meet the guerrilla bike activists in Chicago installing bootleg infrastructure for safer streets
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How this train beat the plane: The TGV story
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Stew's News US High Speed Rail Monthly - July 2023 - CAHSR Brightline Acela Texas Central Cascadia
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Florida bill allowing radioactive roads made of potentially cancer-causing mining waste signed by Ron DeSantis
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New York City is cleared for first-in-US congestion tolls as soon as April
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US President Joe Biden's Federal Transit Administration announces $1.7 billion in grants for electric bus fleets and infrastructure
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A $48 billion debt is crushing the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Paying it off could disrupt the future of New York City transit.
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Seattle plans to extend and upgrade Third Avenue transit mall in 2024
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Oklahoma City continues planning for bus rapid transit
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Cruising to Nome: The first US deep water port for the Arctic to host cruise ships, military
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NYC MTA moves forward with plans to install platform doors in three subway stations
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No car, no problem: Philadelphia is one of the best US cities to live in without a personal vehicle
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Swedish electric self-driving truck company Einride has partnered with Scandinavia's leading postal service PostNord in Norway
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I-95 highway in Philadelphia has collapsed; officials say repairs will take "months"
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Portion of Interstate 95 collapses in Philadelphia after tanker fire burns under overpass
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GM to use Tesla charging network, joining Ford in leveraging the EV leader's tech
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Nine in ten new cars sold in Norway are electric or hybrid, compared to less than half of those sold in the EU. What's Norway's secret?
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A Republican suburb designed for cyclists
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The first (and now last) overhead wire electric ferry in Europe
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In Norway, the electric vehicle future has already arrived – the air is cleaner, the streets are quieter, but problems with unreliable chargers persist
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The first of its kind in the world, an e-motorway may lead to an expansion of a further 3,000 km of electric roads in Sweden by 2045
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The military base in Switzerland where the public can drive over the runway
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Is Oslo the next great cycling city?
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I climbed inside a giant robotic parking garage
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A bus that transforms into a train
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Why Nancy is scrapping its magically bonkers monorail-bus-trams
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Bergen is gearing up to open the world's longest purpose-built pedestrian and bicycle tunnel – 2.9km tunnel takes 30-45 minutes to walk through
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Are we destroying our railroads for bikes?
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Why Amtrak isn’t building high speed rail (and that’s okay for now)
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Would you fall for it? General Motors' propaganda video from the 1950s.
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How does the Finnish railway system differ from others?
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Oslo Metro | Transit Explained
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