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Rough roads ahead: if we can’t maintain what we’ve got, should we be building more?
- By Jeremy Glover
- Sep 28, 2021
How does Illinois decide which transportation projects to invest in? A new tool will help IDOT evaluate projects comprehensively.
- By Audrey Wennink
- Sep 20, 2021
Water academy goes virtual
- By Justin Keller and Liz Granger, Content Strategy Manager, MPC
- Sep 15, 2021
What’s the water quality in your neck of the woods?
- By Carolina Macias
- Sep 9, 2021
Whose 15-minute city?: Measuring equity of access in Chicago
- By Doug Bright, Transportation Specialist, Durham, NC
- Sep 8, 2021

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Browse blog post from September 2021

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Rough roads ahead: if we can’t maintain what we’ve got, should we be building more?

How does Illinois decide which transportation projects to invest in? A new tool will help IDOT evaluate projects comprehensively.

Water academy goes virtual

What’s the water quality in your neck of the woods?

Whose 15-minute city?: Measuring equity of access in Chicago

Shaping a better, bolder, more equitable future for everyone