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Mathematician turned transport researcher, a fellow at NYU's Marron Institute and a lead of the Transit Costs Project, which compares what it costs to build rail in different countries. Writes Pedestrian Observations.

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1. 12 Jan 2023

   Our readingAmerican transit agencies stay expensive out of incuriosity: the practices that would fix them are written in languages nobody in the room reads.

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   Their wordsThis is not about precarity, because this is not a precarious project; this is about total ignorance and incuriosity about best practices, which emanate from a place that doesn’t natively speak English and doesn’t trade in American political references.

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