Michael Tormey

Feb 10, 2021

On the Role of Frustration — and of Dignity — in Transportation

A few weeks ago, I went biking to the New Forest National Park, a 220-square-mile sanctuary of wildlife and livestock, forest and heathland, and natural and cultural history first established as a royal hunting ground in 1079. Countless miles of (largely flat) bike trails and quiet country lanes make the…

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On the Role of Frustration — and of Dignity — in Transportation

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Feb 3, 2021

Why Does Transportation Planning Remain Critical in the 21st Century?

Recently, as part of a module final assessment for my MSc in Transportation Planning and Engineering, I was asked to respond to the question: “Why does transportation planning remain critical in the 21st century?” As someone who has spent the last four to five years, a formative period in my…

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Why Does Transportation Planning Remain Critical in the 21st Century?

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