Eric Jaffe
Eric Jaffe is a contributing writer to The Atlantic Cities and the author of The King's Best Highway: The Lost History of the Boston Post Road, the Route That Made America. He lives in New York.
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Should the Market Alone Determine Parking Supply?
New research finds that parking minimums are indeed bad, but that parking maximums still need fine-tuning.
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5 Reasons Germans Ride 5 Times More Mass Transit Than Americans
Restrictions on driving is the biggest factor, experts argue in a new study.
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Compelling Evidence That Red-Light Cameras Do Make Roads Safer
In this ongoing debate, a new study finds that as red-light cameras go dark, red light running goes up — immediately.
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Photos
The Most Elegant Transit Maps Ever
The Brooklyn couple behind Lineposters discuss their creative process and inspiration.
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A Cross-Country Crusade Against Pointless Bike Deaths
The creators of "Spoke" will ride from San Francisco to Orlando exploring the hazards of riding in the United States.
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Dear New York: Please Make Subway 'Grinding' a Felony. Now.
A recent ruling sets a precedent for transit sex abusers to roam free.
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In Louisville, Urban Planning Goes 3D
The city's new Vision Louisville initiative hopes to inspire proposals from the public.
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The Future of Air Travel Is, Fittingly, a Bit Delayed
A Congressional hearing finds progress on the NextGen system lagging but generally on track.
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The World's Most Expensive Cabs
Despite what New Yorkers think, they're not in New York — not by a long shot.
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The Surprising Economics of Sex Ratios
New research says men change their spending habits when they outnumber women.
