Authors: Ignacio Aravena, Anastasia Lopatina, Alexia Nazarian, Doug Rose, Yinan Yao Abstract Over the past two decades, the New York City government has responded to a growing
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Better Solutions for Outer Borough Transportation
By Nick Merckling For nearly my entire life, I’ve used New York City public transportation to get around. Whether I needed to commute to school, to work,
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Congestion Pricing’s Time Is Now
By Tyler Stone Nobody in their right mind enjoys journeying across Midtown Manhattan. The crush of vehicles, construction, tourists and pedestrians makes speedy travel nearly impossible: the
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In defense of public space: Why planners should protect the right to occupy public space during the Trump Administration
By: Jordan Cosby In 1968, the French Marxist philosopher, Henri Lefebvre, stated that the right to the city is “like a cry and a demand,†and Don
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Gridlock in New York: Is uberPOOL the answer?
Ted Jacobi, Staff Writer Traffic tends to make tempers run high. This notion was on display when Mayor Bill de Blasio picked a fight with Uber this
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Rent Control: A Shift in Perspective
Malcolm B. Morse, Contributing Editor In the U.S. market economy, rent control, a policy designed to ease the burden of rent for populations that can neither afford the
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