Today’s Headlines
Reauthorization Bill Must Fund Multiple Transportation Modes (Sac Bee) Mica’s Bill Has a Silver Lining For LA (LA Streetsblog) Hundreds Show Up to Oppose Bus Cuts in Seattle (Seattle Times) Amtrak Rolls Past the 30 Million Passenger Mark (The Hill) New York City Close to Selecting a Vendor for Its Massive Bike Share (Transpo Nation) Smart Growth Booster … Continued
By
Adam Voiland
8:42 AM EDT on July 13, 2011
- Reauthorization Bill Must Fund Multiple Transportation Modes (Sac Bee)
- Mica’s Bill Has a Silver Lining For LA (LA Streetsblog)
- Hundreds Show Up to Oppose Bus Cuts in Seattle (Seattle Times)
- Amtrak Rolls Past the 30 Million Passenger Mark (The Hill)
- New York City Close to Selecting a Vendor for Its Massive Bike Share (Transpo Nation)
- Smart Growth Booster in DC Yanked From Transportation Committee (WaPo)
- Stuck in Carmaggedon Traffic? Try These Books (LAT)
- The Case For and Against High-Speed Rail (Infrastructurist)
- Even as Motorists Cut Back, Gas Prices Continue to Rise (AP)
- Transit Agencies Struggle to Survive as Funding Grows Scarce (Architect)
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