Today’s Headlines
Supporters Rally to Defend ARC Project (NJ.com, WNYC) DOT Should Announce Full List of TIGER II Winners Today (Dallas Morning News) Wisconsin Gubernatorial Candidates Vow to Leave Transportation Fund Alone (WRN) What Happens to Transportation If the GOP Takes the House? (National Journal) Who Needs a Car When You Can Have an iPhone? (Grist) New … Continued
By
Adam Voiland
9:18 AM EDT on October 20, 2010
- Supporters Rally to Defend ARC Project (NJ.com, WNYC)
- DOT Should Announce Full List of TIGER II Winners Today (Dallas Morning News)
- Wisconsin Gubernatorial Candidates Vow to Leave Transportation Fund Alone (WRN)
- What Happens to Transportation If the GOP Takes the House? (National Journal)
- Who Needs a Car When You Can Have an iPhone? (Grist)
- New Intermodal Freight Facility Coming to Pennsylvania (Herald-Mail)
- Jacksonville: Prepare for High-Speed Rail (Florida Times)
- Will the National Park Service Allow Bike-Sharing on the Mall? (GGW)
- Study: Low-Level Air Pollution Linked to Severe Chronic Lung Disease (Newswise)
- Smart Growth Takes Root in Upstate NY Counties (Press Connects)
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