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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What Cornell's New Tech Campus Means for New York's Roosevelt Island
First things first: Students are going to need more transit options between the proposed campus and Manhattan
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The Evolution of Traffic Accidents in New York
Fatalities are on pace to hit their lowest mark in a century. A look back at the way things were when traffic statistics began
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A Blueprint for Beating Traffic
Five years on, Stockholm's congestion pricing program remains a great success
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Turning Your Commute Into an Arcade Game
The Foursquare-style Chromaroma program tracks London Tube riders wherever they go
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5 Small City Transit Projects in Progress
A look at some of the best projects in America's less well-known cities
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Miami Marlins Risk Dropping the Ball on Transit
The new $634 million stadium is ready to go, but how fans will get there remains unclear
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Democracy in America
Free Federal Money May Doom a Transit Center in Troy
The city's Tea Party mayor opposes the $8.5 million proposal because it will be completely paid for by Washington
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Whatever Happened to the Downtown People Mover?
A brief history of the trendy transport mode that never quite was
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The World's 10 Best Transit Poems
A short list of our favorite verses from public transportation around the globe
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New York's Search for the Right Number of Parking Spaces
Real estate developers in Manhattan want the city to relax its parking maximums
