In “California’s High-Speed Rail Was A Fantasy From Its Inception,” economist Lee Ohanion says read more »
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California High Speed Rail Greatest Infrastructure Failure in US History: Hoover Institution Economist
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New Toronto to London (ON) Train Ridership Half that of a Bus
The Toronto Star reports that the new Toronto to London, Ontario “GO” Transit commuter train is carrying far fewer passengers than the average transit bus. read more »
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford Supports New Highway
Ontario’s premier Doug Ford indicated strong support for the new 60 kilometer (more than 35 miles) Highway 413 across the northwest suburbs of metropolitan Toronto read more »
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California High Speed Rail: More Cost Overruns & Delays? (Los Angeles Times)
According to Los Angeles Times reporter Ralph Vartabedian (see: Cost overruns hit California bullet train again amid a new financial crunch, October 8), the troubled California high speed rail system could face additional cost overruns. read more »
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High-speed rail advocates tout a 0.008% reduction in pollution
A recent op-ed in The Seattle Times written by transit activists claims a high-speed railroad from Portland to Vancouver B.C. would reduce air pollution. read more »
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WSDOT Secretary Consults with Political Advocates on Response to WPC Study, Has No Real Dispute With Our Data
In 2019, Washington Policy Center asked national transportation expert Wendell Cox to evaluate transportation planning in the Puget Sound region. read more »
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Demand for Highways and Productivity
Editors Note: The following letter was sent by Alan E Pisarski to
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More Londoners Turning to Cars
In an article by Edward Thicknesse, City A.M. reports that car use is rising in London, home of one of the high-income world’s best urban transit systems. Excerpts follow: read more »
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Another Hit for Lousiville's Boondoggle Bridges
For years I’ve been writing about how the project to build two new bridge across the Ohio River at Louisville, Kentucky was an enormous boondoggle. read more »
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Bulletin: China Leads US in Air Passengers for the First Time
A Thursday morning (February 11, 2021) announcement from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics (USDOT) shows that US air passenger volumes have fallen behind China for the first time. This is also the first time that the US has not been the world leader, based on available data. read more »
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