Metropolis 2020′s Vice President and a Metra Board member discusses the state of Chicago public transit affairs from Bus Rapid Transit to fare raises.
Alderman Thomas Tunney runs the 44th Ward like he runs his restaurant: by providing quick, efficient, and friendly service to the community.
High speed rail is coming, but where should it go?
New York’s failed plan for congestion pricing has lessons for policymakers everywhere.
An ethnographic study of a mixed-income development in Boston reveals that management’s role is key.
Livability principles can help policymakers prioritize transit spending, especially for Bus Rapid Transit.
A transportation analyst sums up how far the city has come on restructuring its transit infrastructure—and how far it has yet to go.
Marisa O'Donnell is an Associate Editor for Urban Affairs for the Review and is an MPP student at the Harris School of Public Policy. She is interested in social policy and urban affairs.