European Commission approves creation of an environmental zone in the city centre of Stockholm, where petrol and diesel cars will be banned entirely from 2025 Article 440 words 24 votes
All roads lead to Romania, as PM vows motorway to Moldova will open this year Article 400 words, published Apr 13 2024 6 votes
Long untouchable, fire departments are causing death and homelessness in American cities by advocating for bad policies Article 2318 words 28 votes
Humorous messages on electronic signs discouraged by new guidelines from US Federal Highway Administration Article 349 words 33 votes
Legislators in Kentucky and other fossil states charge EV drivers more than double in taxes than ICE drivers Article 1405 words, published Jan 1 2024 41 votes
Paris is saying 'non' to a US-style hellscape of supersized cars – and so should the rest of Europe Article 902 words 82 votes
$1B grant will help make high speed rail a reality from Raleigh to Richmond Article 514 words 34 votes
Reading to Philadelphia train takes a major step forward as it gets federal funding (also, Scranton to NYC) Article 605 words 7 votes
US National Transportation Safety Board calls on automakers to install speed-limiting tech in new vehicles Article 563 words, published Nov 16 2023 32 votes
Opinion: US infrastructure law offers too little progress on climate and equity Article 763 words 9 votes
Massachusetts passed a law requiring cars make data accessible to independent shops to allow repairs. Automakers sued. Article 1155 words 31 votes
Public health experts say narrow lanes should be the default on city streets Article 1246 words 18 votes
Modernizing New York commuter rail: through-running service between New York City, New Jersey, Long Island, Westchester, and Connecticut Article 1813 words 14 votes
Joe Biden administration announces $1.4 billion to improve US rail safety and boost capacity in thirty-five states Article 1039 words 34 votes
Dear drivers, steady as you go at 20mph. And welcome to the future. Article 757 words, published Sep 20 2023 35 votes
Norway's Fyllingsdalen tunnel is a showstopping piece of urban cycling infrastructure – for a city where car-centric development still dominates Article 77 words 11 votes
California announced the strongest railway emissions regulations in the US. Freight companies are suing. Article 1813 words, published Sep 6 2023 24 votes
The United States can't build infrastructure. The reason: it refuses to learn from other countries Article 9960 words, published Aug 6 2023 124 votes
New Jersey files federal lawsuit to block NYC’s congestion pricing plan; Staten Island sets up legal action Article 835 words 25 votes
Free transit in Stavanger, Norway, places the city in a growing vanguard of municipalities that have made buses, trains and trams free at point of use Article 12 votes
US President Joe Biden's Federal Transit Administration announces $1.7 billion in grants for electric bus fleets and infrastructure Article 1149 words 34 votes
You may soon have to pay more to drive that SUV in New York Article 1675 words, published Jun 23 2023 37 votes
Philadelphia politician proposes more local options for mass-transit funding Article 630 words 11 votes
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 Link 8 votes
Halting way to the right road – Dagen H is the day Sweden switched to driving on the right in 1967 Article 802 words 8 votes
Denmark's government has announced a goal to make domestic flights fossil fuel free by 2030 Article 8 votes
Amtrak responds to Biden's infrastructure plan, proposing >thirty new routes, >twenty route enhancements, and more PDF 20 votes
The Australian government has finalised a deal with Qantas and Virgin to underwrite a minimum domestic network, to the value of $165 million Article 396 words 6 votes
Honk more, wait more: Mumbai traffic police introduce the punishing signal to curb noise pollution Article 368 words 13 votes
Denmark's government wants a planned bridge over the Kattegat sea between Aarhus and Copenhagen to carry trains as well as cars, more than doubling the cost Link 6 votes
New York’s Penn Station shows how progressives have made it too hard for the government to do big things Article 324 words, published Nov 29 2019 10 votes