Bob Criss doesn’t claim to walk on water, but on a walk over the water, he has a lot to say about current [pun
Category: Transportation
Should bicyclists have unlimited rights?
If David and Goliath really existed, and if their match had taken place in the Roman Coliseum, for whom would the fans be rooting?
A vision of high-speed rail for the Midwest
The Midwest High Speed Rail Association (MHSRA) advocates for fast, frequent and dependable trains linking the entire Midwest. The MHSRA website lists compelling arguments why
Amtrak testing bio-diesel train
In a move that invites all manner of bad puns, Amtrak has begun testing the first train to operate solely on bio-diesel fuel. The
City to River thinks outside the concrete box
Opportunity is knocking on St. Louis’ front door. The fiftieth anniversary of the completion of the Gateway Arch (2015), and plans for a new
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Police officers can’t pull you over for eating, reading, putting on makeup, or shaving while driving. But in a growing number of states, you
DOT wants to help you to walk and bike
In March, Secretary of Transportation, Ray LaHood announced that the government is going to give bicycling and walking the same importance as automobiles in
Putting the hybrid buyer in the driver’s seat
Thinking of buying a hybrid? Confused by the slick advertising claims and uncertain about which vehicle will deliver the goods? Help is on the
Putting the Toyota recall in context
Toyota is recalling millions of cars–justifiably–but can we take a minute to look at some context, here? The Los Angeles Times reports that sudden