Infrastructure Read
Utrecht, the Netherlands’ fastest growing city, is one of the world’s most bike-friendly places in one of the world’s most bike-friendly countries.
As they wrestle with parking woes, universities are beginning to consider where transportation is headed, like ride-hailing, car-sharing and driverless vehicles.
Hurricane Harvey offers an opportunity to understand what’s happening to the climate and how we can mitigate future disasters.
A generation of dockless bikes has promised to make riding more convenient but raises concerns in New York and elsewhere.
The Transportation Department is killing an Obama-era initiative to let cities set aside jobs for residents on federally funded infrastructure projects.
Curbside micro parks in New York City and elsewhere have provided crowded cities with more breathing space and redefined the use of city streets.
At a cost of $4 billion, the new structure is scheduled to see its first drivers early Saturday, and will eventually be able to carry 140,000 cars a day.
Two and a half years of war and a crippling cholera outbreak have brought Yemen to the brink of collapse.
He has no intention of following through on his promises to workers. And his words and actions may leave the country worse off.
The White House is expected to eliminate standards set in 2015 to develop new infrastructure with climate change and sea-level rise in mind.
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