Your Gas Tax Is Going to Zero.
Oregon DOT Spent 25 Years Building the Replacement: Road Usage Charge
The US Transit Fiscal Cliff
Nine Months On: Chicago has climbed off. San Francisco is about to ask its voters for a rope.
Canada Carries Twice the Transit Ridership Per Capita:
Lessons from Vancouver and Toronto
The 40,000-Death Problem the SELF DRIVE Act Could Solve
Human drivers never pool their hard-won lessons; AV fleets could, if the law let it. One Car’s Crash Should Be Every Fleet’s Lesson.
Inside Transport for London’s Secret Sauce
How TfL Got London’s Businesses to Fund a £19B Railway
Research Stack Powering the Waymo Autonomous Vehicle
Drago Anguelov, Head of Research at Waymo to unpack the AI behind autonomous driving: 3D Sensing & Spatial Reasoning, AI foundation models and Social Intelligence.
Integrating Autonomous Vehicles and Public Transit
Singapore as A Case Study of the "Expand First-Mile access" Strategy
Is Boston ready for self-driving cars?
Prof. Jinhua Zhao joins GBH’s Edgar B. Herwick for a ride—and a candid conversation about the risks and promise of self-driving cars. Before asking how safe AVs must become, Zhao argues, we must confront how unsafe today’s roads already are.
Six Governance Models for AV Deployment in Cities
We’ve studied global experiments in London, Boston, Singapore, Stockholm, and beyond—and developed six governance models for AV deployment
How Can Cities Prepare for Autonomous Vehicles?
Autonomous vehicles are arriving, but cities aren’t ready.
Ten years ago, cities were energized by the promise of autonomous
Who’s in Charge? Human Agency in AV Deployment
When you step into an autonomous vehicle (AV), you relinquish lower-level controls—acceleration, braking, lane changes. Most riders barely
Jinhua Zhao Joins the Singapore Ministry of Transport Steering Committee on AV
17-member committee formed to guide the progressive roll-out of autonomous vehicles in Singapore