Is your state missing the bus? Evaluating state transit access and ridership
The state you live in plays a major role in the quality of transit near you. Back in February, we took a look at state financial support for transit. This...
What do we believe? Our three principles
Recent Posts
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Senators call on President Biden to take national approach to passenger rail
Members of the Senate are stepping up to the plate to support passenger rail service across the country. Two sign-on letters from Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas)...
Advocates call for White House council to track and reduce emissions
While NEPA exists to protect the environment and communities, it has long fallen short of addressing climate emissions and protecting disadvantaged communities...
Reconnecting the Hill District to downtown Pittsburgh
In its heyday, the historic Hill District neighborhood was bursting with life. It was full of opportunities and culture; residents treasured it. After...
Tracking divides in Gretna, LA
In a small southern city across the Mississippi River from New Orleans where daily freight trains run down the center of their main street, local elected...
Off the rails: A call for freight railroad reform
Between all seven Class I freight railroad companies, the U.S. saw over 1,000 derailments in 2022. Norfolk Southern (the company responsible for the derailment...
Featured T4America Resources
Get started with our landmark reports on a range of transportation issues
Guide to the 2021 infrastructure law
The bipartisan $1.2 trillion infrastructure law now governs all federal transportation policy and funding through 2026. What do you…
A guide to creative placemaking in transportation
Creative placemaking is an approach to harness the power of local culture and arts to cultivate genuine public engagement on critical…
COVID and the Curb
Here's how cities adapted their curbside management strategies to support public health and small businesses during COVID-19
Driving Down Emissions
We'll never reduce our emissions without reducing how much we drive.
Learning from the 2009 Recovery Act
We have six recommendations to make sure that any future infrastructure stimulus actually creates new jobs.
The Green New Deal for Transportation
Polling shows that Americans want more options than just driving. The Green New Deal for Transportation can get us there.
