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New Report Finds Drivers Pay Less Than Half the Cost of Roads | NMPIRG Education Fund
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New Report Finds Drivers Pay Less Than Half the Cost of Roads. Albuquerque Ordinance Re-prioritizes Road Design for All Modes of Transportation. Wednesday, May 6, 2015. New Report Finds Drivers Pay Less Than Half the Cost of Roads;. Albuquerque Ordinance Reprioritizes Road Design for All Modes of Transportation. As Congress struggles to renew the federal transportation law, a new report [ http:/ www.nmpirgedfund.org/reports/nmf/who-pays-roads]. The new report, Who Pays for Roads? Congress is stuck in an ...
visionarytransport.blogspot.com
Visionary Transport Blog - Jefferson County, WA: Study Released on "Transportation and the New Generation"
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Visionary Transport Blog - Jefferson County, WA. This blog is intended to be an exchange of ideas among those interested in the future of transportation and community development in Jefferson County, on the Olympic Peninsula of Washington state. Tuesday, May 1, 2012. Study Released on "Transportation and the New Generation". A non-profit, non-partisan, multi-issue research and public policy organization formed in 1996- published a transportation-related study in April 2012 with help from the. Hey would p...
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Frontier Group | The Center for Public Interest Research
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The Center for Public Interest Research. Is a think tank, producing ideas and research to promote a cleaner environment and a fairer and more democratic society.
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Who Pays For Roads? | U.S. PIRG
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The Federation of State PIRGs. Report: 21st Century Transportation. Who Pays For Roads? How the ‘User Pays’ Myth Gets in the Way of Solutions to America’s Transportation Problems. US PIRG Education Fund. Tuesday, May 5, 2015. New Report Finds Drivers Pay Less Than Half the Cost of Roads. Webinar to Explain Why Raising Gas Taxes Won’t Necessarily Solve Problems. As Congress struggles to renew the federal transportation law, a new report. The new report, Who Pays for Roads? To register and attend). Short o...
arizonapirgedfund.org
New Report Ranks Phoenix And Other Major American Cities For High-Tech Transportation Options | Arizona PIRG Education Fund
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Diane E. Brown. Arizona PIRG Education Fund. New Report Ranks Phoenix And Other Major American Cities For High-Tech Transportation Options. Wednesday, February 4, 2015. A new report by the Arizona PIRG Education Fund and the Frontier Group. Ranks Phoenix and other American cities on how many technology-enabled services and tools they have to meet transportation needs. The report, The Innovative Transportation Index: The Cities Where New Technologies and Tools Can Reduce Your Need to Own a Car. Expanding ...
paulgoddin.com
Public Policy « Urban-ish
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A Blog About Transportation and Urbanism in Washington D.C. and Beyond. It’s a Feature, Not a Bug: Inequality in Liberal Cities. November 12, 2015. November 12, 2015. At the November 10, 2015 Republican presidential debate, candidate Rand Paul said that inequality in cities — the gap between the rich and poor — “seems to be worst in cities run by Democrats.” His comment received rousing applause from the audience, and much media attention. Everyone makes $100,000! Simply Put, Paul’s implication ...
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The Innovative Transportation Index | ConnPIRG Education Fund
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Report: 21st Century Transportation. The Innovative Transportation Index. Thursday, February 5, 2015. A new report from ConnPIRG and Frontier Group ranks American cities on how many new technology-enabled services and tools they have to meet transportation needs. It finds that Hartford ranks 61st among the nation’s 70 largest cities. Leading the pack among the 70 cities are Austin, San Francisco and Washington, DC, which each have at least 10 of the 11 high-tech transportation options examined in the rep...
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Updates | Host Public Interest Network
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