Widely cited studies claim that traffic congestion is a huge and growing problem. They exaggerate. Let’s examine how to ...
Presidio is suing the Trump administration, saying its plan to replace a levee with a concrete wall could put the town at ...
Anyone who has sat on an Amtrak train as it idles at a station or crawls around a curve has probably considered the following ...
Meeting data center power demands will mean building more transmission lines and acquiring more land to put them on.
Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson announced he no longer supports tearing down part of Interstate 794, reports Aaron Short in Streetsblog USA. According to Short, "Johnson rejected replacing the ...
A new Massachusetts pilot program will pay 60 homeowners to put power from their electric car batteries back into the grid, testing the 'vehicle-to-grid' technology already available in other ...
The California High-Speed Rail Authority announced that it signed an agreement with the High Desert Corridor Joint Powers Agency, the entity that is overseeing the Brightline West train line that will ...
The growth of data centers geographically mirrors some of the nation's most water-stressed areas, writes Amanda Greenwood in Newsweek. Six major bodies of water in the U.S. West are facing severe ...
The Los Angeles City Council approved a proposed $2 billion project billed as an "urban village" that would replace a site currently occupied by cold storage facilities, reports Soo Kim in Newsweek.
The Federal Highway Administration erased five measures from a list of "proven safety countermeasures" on its website, reports Dan Zukowski in Smart Cities Dive. The eliminated measures are "bicycle ...
The internet is having a field day making fun of Chicago's so-called "Concrete Beach" — but many locals love the strip of seawall that lets sand-averse Chicagoans enjoy the lakefront. As Rory Quealy ...
Bicycle traffic in Paris rose by 240% between 2018 and 2023, according to a new study, showing that the city's investments in new bike infrastructure have paid off. As Ron Johnson explains in Momentum ...