Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

Obama Administration Remains Cool on Gas Tax (Bond Buyer) What Caused the Climate Bill to Unravel; What Happens Next (Time, The Hill) Denver Receives First-of-Its-Kind $300 Million Federal Loan for Transit (Journal of Commerce) Gas Prices Head North (AP) Safety Report Aboout DC Metro Will Likely Have National Implications (WaPo) “Drive ’til You Qualify” Rent … Continued

By Adam Voiland

9:22 AM EDT on July 27, 2010

Obama Administration Remains Cool on Gas Tax (Bond Buyer)
What Caused the Climate Bill to Unravel; What Happens Next (Time, The Hill)
Denver Receives First-of-Its-Kind $300 Million Federal Loan for Transit (Journal of Commerce)
Gas Prices Head North (AP)
Safety Report Aboout DC Metro Will Likely Have National Implications (WaPo)
“Drive ’til You Qualify” Rent Anything But a Bargain (Washington Examiner)
Schumer Calls for Maintaining Transit Tax Breaks (NBC)
Prototype Bike Revealed for DC Bikeshare Expansion (Washington Examiner)
High-Speed Rail on Track in New England (Business Week)
Still Searching For Truly Complete Streets, 20 Years After the American Disabilities Act (LAB blog)

Adam Voiland

Today's Headlines

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