America’s freight is run on 140,000 miles of private rails which are owned and operated by a multitude of different railroad companies. The industry won
In numerology, the number seven is “the seeker, the thinker, the searcher of the Truth… seven doesn’t take anything at face value.” If you’ve been following transportation
In 2015, traffic deaths in the US rebounded to levels unseen since 2008. Halfway through 2016, motor vehicle fatalities were up again by 9 percent,
U.S. Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut has been walking westward from Voluntown on the Rhode Island border toward Greenwich since Monday, stopping along the way
The White House and USDOT issued a call-to-action to address the significant uptick in traffic fatalities last year. New data from the National Highway Traffic
The Cuomo administration is bounding ahead with ambitious goals to reduce carbon emissions—in the energy sector. Meanwhile in the transportation sector, now the nation’s largest source
Over the past few years, cheap gas has enticed a growing number of Americans to drive more miles in less fuel-efficient cars, potentially wreaking havoc on carbon emission
More Americans are expected to travel this holiday weekend than any July 4th weekend before, and the majority of them will be hitting the roads. AAA
Today is National Dump the Pump Day. Sponsored by the American Public Transportation Association (APTA), the day encourages people to park the car and opt for
We know that air quality impacts health, and given that motor vehicles emit air pollutants, we can deduce that living near highways is unhealthy. And in some
