Whenever I see new data on cities, I'm always tempted to match them to the cities' weighted densities , if for no other reason than no one else does it.
And so with the Texas Transportation Institute's latest report on city congestion.
TTI found a wide range in hours lost due to congestion per year -- e.g., in 2007, Lost Angeles drivers lost an average of 70 hours per year to congestion; Cleveland drivers, just 12.
(The relevant...
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How highway spending reduces congestion (or doesn't)
The Texas Transportation Institute estimates that highway congestion cost Americans $78 billion in 2007. The average person probably couldn't cite a specific number, but he knows it's a...
Eureka!
We now have scientific justification for McMansion regulations: Infill McMansions: Style and the psychophysics of size, by Jack Nasar, a professor of planning at Ohio State, and Arthur...
Eureka!
We now have scientific justification for McMansion regulations: Infill McMansions: Style and the psychophysics of size, by Jack Nasar, a professor of planning at Ohio State, and Arthur...
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