
Making Sense of This Year’s Transportation Budget Bill
With an overbuilt highway system, Minnesota needs legislators willing to invest in safe, affordable transit that is far-reaching and forward-looking.
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With an overbuilt highway system, Minnesota needs legislators willing to invest in safe, affordable transit that is far-reaching and forward-looking.
From high-speed trains to bike-friendly infrastructure and an abundance of electric vehicles, China’s cities could offer some valuable lessons.
Do you live in or bike or bus through Ramsey County? Contact your county commissioner today, before the June 10 vote.
Amtrak Borealis, the Twin Cities’ second daily train to and from Chicago, celebrated one year of service on May 21 — with ridership exceeding expectations.
Amid state and federal headwinds, urbanism is having a moment in Duluth, led by local elected officials and advocates like Vibrant Streets Duluth.
The commuter line is under threat from multiple directions, but with some tweaks, it could actually play a key role in Minnesota transit.
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The Northern Lights Express rail line is the kind of long-term public transportation investment that Minnesotans need and deserve.
New connections arrive on both sides of the metro: the Gold Line and Route 686. What are their pros and cons?
With Amtrak cancelling runs on three routes and transporting some passengers via buses, why not consider a more futuristic fleet?