Yonah Freemark

Chicago Becomes First City to Apply for FTA’s Capacity-Boosting Transit Grants

POTUS Unveils Infrastructure Plan; Outlook for Transit Dubious

When it Comes to Streetcars, Zoning Matters: A Look at St. Louis and Portland

Which Urban Freeways Are Ready to Go?

House: Actually, We’d Rather Not Drastically Cut Transportation Spending

Imagining a More Sustainable Suburbia

Editor’s Choice: The Ten Best Opinion Pieces of 2010

As the South and West Grow, the Urban Agenda Should Adjust Accordingly

Abandoning Long-Term Revenue for a Quick Fix

Florida’s High-Speed Superregion

The Administration’s Big Streetcar Push Could Implode with New Congress

In Remembering a Long-Abandoned Project, Nostalgia for Grand Plans

Congress Threatens to Restore Unequal Tax Treatment between Car Drivers and Transit Users

Finding a Market for the Electric Car

A Renovated Station for Chicago is the Latest in the Privatization of Infrastructure

Integration in Chicago—On the Train, if Not in Housing

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