Today’s Headlines
Transit Union Wants Pols to See Fare Increases as New Taxes (National Journal) Why Cities Should Dismantle Urban Roadways (ThinkProgress) Record Year of Disasters Leaves Funding Short to Rebuild Roads (Stateline) Infographic Demonstrates T4A’s “There Are More Broken Bridges Than Golden Arches” (TransportGooru) Michigan DOT Moves Forward With Plans for Detroit-Chicago HSR (WZZM) Will NYC … Continued
9:08 AM EST on November 15, 2011
- Transit Union Wants Pols to See Fare Increases as New Taxes (National Journal)
- Why Cities Should Dismantle Urban Roadways (ThinkProgress)
- Record Year of Disasters Leaves Funding Short to Rebuild Roads (Stateline)
- Infographic Demonstrates T4A’s “There Are More Broken Bridges Than Golden Arches” (TransportGooru)
- Michigan DOT Moves Forward With Plans for Detroit-Chicago HSR (WZZM)
- Will NYC Be Next Bike-Sharing Mecca? (NPR)
- America Fast Forward: Los Angeles Emerges as Leader in Transit Investment (Planetizen)
- The Existential Question of E-Bikes Keeps Them Out of Some Cities (GOOD, Coloradoan)
- In Montreal, More Frustrated Motorists Are Taking Transit (Montreal Gazette)
- Clemson Gets South Carolina’s First Energy-Efficient Transit Center (Independent Mail)
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