• El Paso Teaches New Urbanism to Architects, Engineers
• Hoping to reinvent the sprawling city, El Paso officials decided to teach the development community the importance of new urbanism. Now, other cities are following in its footsteps.
• October 2, 2013

• U.S. Cities Consider Capping Parking Spots

• Commentary
• Infrastructure Lessons from the Irish Potato Famine
• Public works projects should only be built when they have a clear purpose, but the United States hasn't always followed this philosophy.
• October 1, 2013

• Infrastructure and the Political Disconnect

• What the Shutdown Means for States & Localities
• October 1, 2013

• Need to Make a Call? Wait Until the Next 'Text Stop'
• September 24, 2013

• A New Study Could Help Make Driving Vastly Safer
• September 23, 2013

• Commentary
• The Democratization of Power
• September 23, 2013

• Water Bill Sails Through House Committee
• September 19, 2013

• How to Toll Every Interstate Highway in America
• September 12, 2013

• How Allentown Watered Down Its Pension Problem
• September 9, 2013

• DOT Announces Latest TIGER Grants
• September 5, 2013

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• 3 States Must Help Fund Amtrak or Lose Service
• October 3, 2013

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• Can a Ridiculously Simple Sign Prevent Car Accidents?
• October 4, 2013

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• Why Hemp is Making a Comeback
• October 1, 2013