The purpose of this paper is to situate Measure M in a larger discussion on transportation finance and politics, and also to more critically explore the tensions and tradeoffs that ballot box transportation planning creates for transit advocates.
“On February 4th, the nation celebrated Transit Equity Day, in honor of the late Rosa Parks, who would’ve turned 106 years old. The holiday is intended to draw attention to transit as a civil rights…
Eno’s new issue brief examines the transportation ballot measures considered by voters last year
The midterm elections in November 2018 held major political ramifications for the United States given the high-profile Congressional, gubernatorial, statehouse, and mayoral choices American voters considered. But before and during Election Day, voters also played…
One-page summary of the finances of the Nashville, Tennessee mass transit plan rejected by voters in May 2018.
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