There’s a common perception in the U.S. that taking public transit is dangerous. Headlines blare gruesome reports of people getting pushed in front of subway trains or attacked by strangers, stoking ...

Millions of Americans rely on public transportation every day. However, the infrastructure is aging and calls for improvement are increasing. Is it possible for the U.S. to improve its public ...

Healthcare and transportation are two of the most critical areas of public sector service delivery. Both are vital not just to individual well-being, but also underpin broader economic development, ...

Fare-free transit, also known as “zero-fare,” “fareless,” and “pre-paid” transit, refers to transit agencies that, under certain circumstances, do not collect a fare from some or all of their riders.