Proposed Transportation Bill Is The Wrong Approach

Brookings scholars discuss the federal transportation reauthorization.

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May 15, 2005, 2:00 PM PDT

In this op-ed that appeared in the Boston Globe, Bruce Katz and Robert Puentes provide a different perspective on TEA-21 reauthorization. They contend that the current debate is shortsighted and offer five principles for transportation policy going forward. In particular, they argue that Washington should "get beyond how much money it should spend and focus instead on how that money will be spent and how that spending affects our nation."

Thanks to Robert Puentes

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Saturday, May 14, 2005 in The Boston Globe

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