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Today’s Headlines

Life for Pedestrians Across Florida Is (Still) Just Like Frogger (NYT) Chicago Wants to Build the First ‘True’ Bus Rapid Transit System in U.S. (ChicagoTribune) AAA Survey: Drivers Doubt Gas Taxes and Tolls Fund Only Transportation (AsburyPark) Governor Perry Has Weak Record on Transportation in Texas (Chron) No Cash? Long Island Transit Tests New Pay-by-Credit … Continued
  • Life for Pedestrians Across Florida Is (Still) Just Like Frogger (NYT)
  • Chicago Wants to Build the First ‘True’ Bus Rapid Transit System in U.S. (ChicagoTribune)
  • AAA Survey: Drivers Doubt Gas Taxes and Tolls Fund Only Transportation (AsburyPark)
  • Governor Perry Has Weak Record on Transportation in Texas (Chron)
  • No Cash? Long Island Transit Tests New Pay-by-Credit Card iPhone System (NYPost)
  • How to Make Millions Running a Transit System (Infrastructurist)
  • Study: Bike Share Program Prevents 12 Deaths Every Year in Barcelona (Good)
  • BMW Design Team Shows Off Ideas for New San Francisco BART Trains (Cnet, video)
  • High Speed Rail Reaches Out to Small Businesses for Support in California (FresnoBee)
  • Zipcar Losing Its Hold on DC-Area Car Share; But is That Good for Consumers? (WaPo)

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