
Pragmatic conversations about all things transportation, with Wes Marshall & David Zipper. If it moves on the road or on tracks, it's fair game.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationScience | |||

The World Cup - David & Wes mark the start of the World Cup by talking about the transportation culture shock many international visitors may experience in the United States. From stadium access to transit service to the everyday assumptions baked in... more
Gas Tax Holiday - David & Wes take on gas tax holidays and why cutting a few cents from the price of gas is usually better politics than transportation policy. The federal gas tax has been stuck at 18.4 cents per gallon since 1993, and suspending it ... more
The Car Industry - David & Wes drive straight into the changing car industry and what today’s vehicles reveal about identity, status, and the future of transportation. From cheap Chinese EVs showing up near the U.S. border to the pressure they could ... more
Freedom to Drive - In this very special episode of Look Both Ways recorded in front of a live audience on a rooftop in Denver, Jill Locantore of the Denver Streets Partnership joins David & Wes to dig into the Trump Administration’s “Freedom to Drive... more
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I found this podcast through the Strong Towns podcast just recently. I am really enjoying the variety in each show as well as the style and delivery of the content. Content of this nature can easily translate into a repetitive/boring show, but this is not at all a boring show! I appreciate the natural banter between Wes and David and feel like they both have a plethora of information, knowledge, and lived experiences to share with us!
This is an excellent addition to The War on Cars
Very interesting podcast if you’re an engineer or simply are interested in transportation.
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This show shares pragmatic conversations about transportation policy, urban mobility, and technology. Episodes frequently explore pricing strategies, curb management, transit funding, autonomous vehicles, bike infrastructure, and safety—often contrasting U.S. practices with international examples. A notable strength is the blend of policy analysis, on-the-ground anecdotes, and real-world implications for cities, with occasional live events and audience Q&A adding immediacy for practitioners. The format tends to favor accessible, opinionated discussions grounded in data and urban design realities, making it useful for listeners who design or sponsor transportation-focused content and partnerships.
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