Tag Archives: Metropolitan Planning Organizations
California Style ‘Complete Streets’ Coming to Texas Cities: Policy is a Congestion Nightmare
While Texans are busy living their lives and contributing to one of the world’s largest economies, planners, bureaucrats, social engineers, and the rubber stamp MPO boards, supposedly run by elected officials, are busy trying their level best to screw it up…
Texas Proposition 1 road funding ballot measure raises doubts, as oil production drops
The euphoria lawmakers felt last year after placing a Constitutional amendment on the ballot for Texas voters to decide if they wanted to raid half of the state’s oil and gas severance tax on new oil wells and divert those revenues to the State Highway Fund, without ending existing diversions of the gasoline tax…