Center For Transportation Excellence

This report looks at a new trend in transportation financing, as communities in 33 different states have approved more than $70 billion in new transportation investment between 2000 and 2005.

33 transportation-related ballot measures worth more than $55 billion face voters this election.

A review of transportation ballot measures from 2000-2005 found growing use of voter-approved financing. Over than span, 70 percent of transportation measures were successful at the ballot box generating at least $70 billion in new investment.

Otis White evaluates the claim that buying BMW SUVs for riders is actually cheaper the investing in rail.

A summary of results of over 60 transit-related ballot measures in several states.

The Center for Transportation Excellence’' preliminary analysis shows that the O'Toole report's centerpiece, the "Rail Livability Index" is flawed.