Cities across the US are considering capping over sunken freeways to reconnect neighborhood and provide public space and parks to undo mistakes of the past.
The Atlanta region will vote on a proposal to raise a new 1 cent sales tax to pay for a package of transportation improvements regional and across modes.
Will Obama's transportation jobs plan avoid funding sprawl?
Vehicle miles traveled has reached a peak, which will cause a decline in car usage, according to a new study.
Residents of neighborhoods developed in response to the construction of SH99 are upset about freeway noise, but TXDOT is unlikely to fund barriers.
Urban Land magazine reports that some developers believe it would be better to demolish obtrusive roadways and convert to boulevards.
A new study shows that mobility if more efficient without new freeways, and jobs and housing are better distributed.
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