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With more than $1.5 trillion invested in U.S. transportation since 1991, the need for clear, accessible data on outcomes has never been greater. Too often, communities and advocates struggle to track how decisions are made, what gets prioritized, and whether investments are delivering on promises

Not only is the Trump administration’s USDOT potentially trying to run out the clock for FY22 grants it does not like, but it’s also in parallel cancelling competitive grants awarded to localities and communities across the country. These communities worked tirelessly to secure funding for

Road safety is described as a top priority by transportation agencies and decision makers. However, the actions and regulations they produce often undermine this stated intention. Road design standards must be backed by concrete research to justify designs that prioritize safety ahead of speed.T4’s policy

Passenger rail is back on the Gulf Coast! Amtrak Mardi Gras Service launched bright and early on Monday, August 18, connecting the people of the Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama coast by rail for the first time since Hurricane Katrina devastated the coast in 2005. On

Having commuting and travel options is essential to creating socially vibrant, economically healthy, and thriving places. Copenhagen has seen significant success in incentivizing healthy habits by creatively investing in transportation options, a strategy that cities across the U.S. can learn from. We can only reach