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Case Studies
Funding for transportation infrastructure investments is a challenge that faces every state in the nation. Listed here are examples of the endeavors
undertaken in other states.
Case Studies
How North Carolina Got Moving: Charlotte transit plans leave Atlanta in slow lane
March 31, 2008
AJC reporter Maria Saporta traveled to Charlotte, North Carolina with 44 Georgians on a trip organized by the Transit Planning Board. Her report notes dedicated sales tax revenue and significant state support for transportation projects in Charlotte. more »
How South Carolina Got Moving
March 18, 2008
South Carolina’s “Small Change for Big Change” program was approved by almost sixty percent of the voters in a Charleston County referendum in 2004. more »
How Colorado Got Moving
February 14, 2008
The Denver area's Regional Transportation District completed 17 miles of highway improvements and 19 new miles of light rail in 2006, and is presently working on a $4.7 billion plan that includes commuter rail, more light rail and 18 miles of bus rapid transit. more »
