Transportation
Publications
From Global Railway Review:
“The U.S. rail industry and the multi-billion-dollar infrastructure it supports is well positioned to capture the benefits of new technologies that will automate…
California Gov. Gavin Newsom, apparently still intoxicated by his unchecked coronavirus-created power of edict, grabbed national headlines last month with a show-stopping executive order that…
As the nation winds its way through a pandemic in an election year, it’s easy to forget that policy discussions of months and years past continue to chug along. Yes, you do indeed see what I did…
From ARC:
Some regulatory changes, such as expanding scope-of-practice laws for health professionals and allowing nurses to practice across state lines are specifically relevant for the crisis,…
IN RE: MOTION FOR COMMISSION CALLED HEARING ON THE VERIFIED COMPLAINT OF PIONEER NATURAL RESOURCES U.S.A. INC. AND PARSLEY ENERGY INC. TO DETERMINE REASONABLE MARKET DEMAND FOR OIL IN THE STATE OF…
From Poynter:
The Manhattan Institute for Policy Research used the phrase “taxation by citation” to describe local governments’ increasing dependence on traffic fines as a revenue source…
As the COVID-19 crisis wears on, millions of Americans are holed up, working from bedrooms and kitchen tables. Policymakers have ordered nonessential workers to stay home and businesses to shutter in…
From GW Regulatory Studies Center:
Small Regulatory Reforms That Can Help People During the COVID Pandemic
The R Street Institute’s Shoshanna Wiessman, Chelsea Boyd, Courtney Joslin, Nick…
From American Enterprise Institute:
Those and other regulatory changes — as well suggestions for more — can be found in a handy R Street Institute analysis, “Small Regulatory Reforms That…
From reason:
In the United States, a patchwork of anti-competitive regulatory policies is exacerbating the problem and limiting access to vital care. Fortunately, some states and federal…