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Talking Transit: Union Station at Capacity while Amtrak ridership up in Illinois-
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Did you Know? In Illinois, inter-city ridership on Amtrak grew by 5.6 percent…
Talking Transit: MPC working with employers to encourage alternatives to driving alone-
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Did you know? Workers can set aside $125 each month pre-tax to pay for mass transit expenses.
Do you wish there was a one-stop shop to help you save time, money and the stresses often associated with getting to and from work? The…
The Parking Predicament: Oak Park’s parking management program uses permits, meters to promote efficient land use-
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MPC research assistant Lena Ferguson authored this post.
Oak Park, Ill., just west of Chicago is easily transit accessible by two Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) train lines, several CTA buses and the regional commuter…
Talking Transit: Chicago transit gets open payment system-
- MPC Research Assistant Melanie Truhn contributed to this post.
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The Parking Predicament: San Francisco uses technology and zoning to optimize parking-
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MPC research assistant Lena Ferguson authored this post.
In San Francisco, SFpark is a variably priced, federally funded pilot program that periodically adjusts meter and garage pricing to match demand, and collects and…
Talking Transit: New fuel economy standards reinforce need for a more sustainable approach to transportation funding-
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Did you Know? Germany, which will have a fuel economy standard of 60.6 miles…
Talking Transit: Transit stations as destinations pay economic dividends-
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Did you Know? Washington, D.C.’s Union Station is a destination featuring…
Solving the Parking Predicament: Old Pasadena, Cali.-
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MPC research assistant Lena Ferguson authored this post.
Old Pasadena, the downtown core of Pasadena, Cali., perhaps is the best example of how managing parking can have a profound, place-changing effect on urban areas.…
Talking Transit: Atlanta votes no on solving traffic congestion, What’s next?-
- Did you know? Though Atlantans voted down the penny tax for transportation, the Atlanta BeltLine rail project will move forward.
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The Atlanta region is notorious for its traffic gridlock and suburban…
- Chicago employers unlock gridlock, achieve sustainability goals, support neighborhood recovery through Commute Options, Employer-Assisted Housing
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- The average American spends 50 minutes a day traveling to and from work—and most of us would like our commutes to be shorter, cheaper and less stressful. Several Chicago employers are helping ease this daily burden for employees while bolstering their corporate sustainability…
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