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Marc Caswell

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A visualization of the proposed connector, via Youtube
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Highway Boondoggles 2020: S.E. Connector, Texas

By Marc Caswell and Gideon Weissman | Jan 4, 2021 | No Comments
This $1.6-billion project would also use valuable state resources even as basic transit needs in Fort Worth go unmet.
Florida’s M-CORES highway project would threaten the habitat and the survival of the endangered Florida Panther. Credit: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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Highway Boondoggles 2020: M-CORES, Florida

By Gideon Weissman and Marc Caswell | Jan 4, 2021 | No Comments
Despite $1 billion in budget cuts in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Florida's 2020-21 budget still includes $90 million for this boondoggle, which could threaten the endangered Florida panther with extinction.
The I-526 Extension would connect to the James Island Expressway, above. Image: Wikimedia Commons
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Highway Boondoggles 2020: I-526 Extension in S.C.

By Marc Caswell and Gideon Weissman | Jan 4, 2021 | No Comments
The I-526 extension would have minimal impact on travel times, saving drivers mere seconds at the expense of the region's protected wetlands.
The proposed interchange would be built in farmland near Peotone in Will County, Illinois. Credit: Ken Lund via Flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0)
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Highway Boondoggles 2020: Illinois’s I-57 Interchange

By Gideon Weissman and Marc Caswell | Dec 21, 2020 | No Comments
Illinois officials have budgeted $206 million for a new interchange on I-57 that would take drivers onto a road through undeveloped farmland 44 miles south of Chicago in Will County, Illinois.
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America Could Have Been Building Protected Bike Lanes for the Last 40 Years

By Marc Caswell | Jun 30, 2015 | No Comments
Salt Lake City is on track to implement the nation’s first “protected intersection” — a Dutch-inspired design to minimize conflicts between cyclists and drivers at crossings. For American cities, this treatment feels like the cutting edge, but a look back at the history of bike planning in the United States reveals that even here, this idea is far from new. In fact, […]
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