The articles in this issue are about the power of the status quo, and the challenge of changing it.

America is built for driving. We should change that, but in the meantime we should help low-income people drive.

As I write this editor’s note, rain is lashing the windows of my apartment — an unusual event for Los Angeles. Over the last two weeks our normally sunny city, like most of the rest of California, has …

This issue of Transfers revolves around driving. In a sense, that’s appropriate.

Issue 8 swings between the old and new, with articles addressing some of the oldest questions in transportation planning and the new implications brought about by COVID-19.

Issue 6 of Transfers Magazine touches on some of the most important issues that we as a society face: how to attain more equality, and do less environmental harm.

It is more than a little odd to release a magazine about transportation at a time when few people are going anywhere. Eventually, however, the pandemic will end. When it does, the world will need wise transportation policy.

Can congestion pricing be fair? On the surface, using tolls to fight traffic seems to perfectly illustrate the tension between efficiency and equity. Traffic congestion is an inefficiency. Roads get c …