Transportation
Mapping the Mass Exodus From Florida by Land, Sea, and Sky
Here’s how residents of Miami-Dade County are fleeing the path of Hurricane Irma.
Tactical Urbanism Comes to Outlaw Country
Can Wyoming do walkable?
Lab Report: A New National Roadmap for Self-Driving Cars
A morning roundup of the day’s news.
Mapping the Ebb and Flow of Transit Around the World
Who knew transit timetables could be so zen?
How Transit Can Speed Houston's Recovery
Yes, the city does have a mass transit system. And it will need it.
Washington Is Scribbling Superb Traffic Maps With Microsoft Paint
The state transportation department is “full of real, genuine people,” says its spokeswoman, who just happen to be “not that great at art.”
When Cities Won't Protect Bike Lanes, 'Human Bollards' Step Up
From Idaho to Ireland, cyclists are linking arms to protest inadequate cycling infrastructure.
California's Notorious Local Tax Law Loosens Its Grip
The state’s Supreme Court’s new ruling might make it easier to raise funds for funding transit and infrastructure projects.
How the Confederacy Is Etched Into American Roads
As cars became central to American life, a group of Confederate descendants dreamed of a coast-to-coast tribute to their vision of the South. Remnants of their efforts still remain.
The Evacuation That Wasn't
For Houston residents facing flooded highways in Hurricane Harvey, there was nowhere to go.
The Transit App That Can See Subway Disruptions
In real time!
Photographing an Eerily Empty Mexico City
An artist reveals what the Mexican capital looks like when the notorious crowds of people and cars clear out.
The Future of Nairobi's Informal Transit
BRT and light rail plans for Kenya’s capital will most likely leave the privately owned and much maligned matatus and boda-bodas behind. Their operators, however, won’t likely go away without a fight.
Lab Report: Bill de Blasio Says Congestion Pricing Isn't 'Fair'
A morning roundup of the day’s news.
The Diverging Diamond Interchange Is Coming to a Road Near You
Drivers may be baffled by these newfangled intersections, but they’re safer than traditional four-way stops.
Terror In Barcelona’s Pedestrian Heart
Understanding Las Ramblas, the historic street targeted in Thursday’s van attack.
The Barcelona Terror Attack: What We Know
The driver targeted the city’s pedestrian heart in the incident, which killed 14 people and injured many more.
New York City Could Finally Try Congestion Pricing
Here’s how a governor-backed plan could win this time around.
Killing Machine
There’s an awful logic to the American muscle car that served as a weapon of hate in Charlottesville.
Are Angry Fairies Sabotaging an Irish Highway?
Probably not. But a story about vengeful spirits and a colorful local politician speaks to the Irish struggle over history and modernity.
