Political commentary on modern transportation issues.

'Founded in 1978, CNT develops creative strategies for making cities and their surrounding areas work for everyone, environmentally and economically'. Transport and sustainable development.

A research and resource unit concerned with socially and environmentally sustainable urban transport. Includes their work, publications, a magazine, links and contact information.

Includes federal and legislative updates, magazine, employment opportunities, current programs and articles.

Clearinghouse provides finance information about surface-transportation techniques, programs and practices, and events and trends in the industry.

Transportation studies at University of California-Berkeley and the other campuses in the UC system.

A collection of travel and trip surveys compiled by the University of Minnesota.

Online access to topical reports by the National Academy of Sciences and National Research Council.

Raising awareness of car sharing as a viable form of transport. Includes maps and information on car sharing, traffic and public transportation.

A nationwide, non-profit public information program dedicated to reducing collisions, injuries and fatalities at highway-rail crossings and on railroad rights-of-way.

Resources for the Future policy papers related to urban transportation policy

Collection of information and resources about making communities more livable and helping the environment through innovative transportation projects and initiatives.

A non-profit transportation group servicing Northern New Jersey. Includes commuter options, information, partner companies and special projects.

Promotes innovation and progress in transportation through research. The Board fulfills this mission through the work of some 200 standing technical committees and task forces that address all modes and aspects of transportation.

Transportation Research Information Services Online, a database produced and maintained by the USDOT Bureau of Transportation and the Transportation Research Board at the National Academy of Sciences.

An annual statistical report on the extent and performance of the roadway systems in 68 U.S. cities, with data from several decades.

Organizes citizen support for increased use and safety of pedestrian facilities.

Works to facilitate the ideal of government as the servant of the people by identifying and implementing strategies to achieve public purposes at a cost that is no higher than necessary. Emphasis is on transportation issues.