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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.

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.

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 Stamps, a something at the Institute of E

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 Stamps, a something at the Institute of