The Map Scroll

No, not the decently high quality yet reasonably priced used clothing store on Westheimer Road in Houston, TX. Why would you think I'm ...

The blog at Good has a map of the US interstate highway system on the model of the London tube map: A detail: Nice map, but I don't thi...

I have yet to see a forward-thinking and possibly pie-in-the-sky rail plan for the United States that I didn't feel like posting here, a...

the transport politic has an alternative proposal for a high-speed rail network for the US: By contrast, here's the official high-speed...

Via Good , the Housing and Transportation Affordability Index has some excellent maps for several dozen US metros that pertain to housing, ...

Via Strange Maps , Thumb has this poster which overlays ring roads from around the world: According to Thumb, "This poster is designe...

We've seen the official plan for high-speed rail in the US. Now The Infrastructurist has a very handy map on what we can actually expe...

The Obama White House continues to give prominent support for high-speed rail. Here's their new high-speed rail map . It's, um, not ...

More good stuff from Good . This is from a pseudo-map depicting cuts in the budgets of transit systems around the US since the economy start...

The very nice site Walk Score not only lists the 40 largest US cities by walkability , it provides heat maps of all of them so you can see w...

It's well known that in the middle of the 20th Century, the US went on an absolute binge of freeway construction. It's been good for...

It's New York City day here at The Map Scroll! Here's a link to an animated map that shows the growth of the NYC subway over time, ...

Good news for fans of high-speed rail. According to Transportation for America , the final economic stimulus bill approved by the US Congres...

Well, the US House's economic stimulus plan is out . I was hoping for a big investment in mass transit and rail to finally get the US mo...