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Transportation / Infrastructure
More Americans Now Telecommute Than Take Public Transportation to Work
Driving remains the predominant form of commuting. But for the first time, the next most common is working from home.
The Construction Projects Governments Are (and Aren't) Funding
Spending is up on airports but down or flat for schools, highways and prisons.
Pedestrian Deaths Remain Near Historic High
A new report suggests that high fatalities may be the new normal and that cellphone and marijuana use could be two factors driving the death toll.
America Still Loves Cars, But Some Cities Are Starting to Ditch Them
Less than 10 percent of U.S. households are car-free.
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