Today’s Headlines

By Adam Voiland

8:50 AM EDT on October 25, 2010

ARC Projec t Remains in Limbo (Transpo Nation, Bloomberg, NJ.com)
T4America Maps the Geographic Distribution of TIGER II Grants
Feds Will Call For Better Truck Mileage Today (AP)
Automobiles: The Most Space-Intensive, Money-Intensive Way to Get Around (Planetizen)
Study: Americans Would Cut Transportation Before Education or Medicaid (Infrastructurist)
Funding Boost in the Works for Washington-Area Transit (Washington Examiner)
Is Walk Score Reliable Enough? (Conservative Planner)
High-Speed Rail Central to Florida Governor Race (Herald Tribune)
Three Mayoral Candidates Better Than Two for Toronto Transit (Transport Politic)
Signs of Smart Growth Sprout Up in Richmond (Times-Dispatch)

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