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Today’s Headlines

8:52 AM EST on November 21, 2011

    • Transportation Industry Lobby Supports GOP for 2012 (TBD)
    • Five Myths About Your Gas Taxes (CNN)
    • How Green Is High Speed Rail? Very (CNN)
    • Is Any American City Truly Ideal for Living Car-Free? (NRDC)
    • A Million More Expected to Travel This Year for Thanksgiving  (Hill)
    • Santa Monica, CA Opens Country’s Largest Bike Parking Center (Transportation Nation)
    • FL DOT Goes With Graphic Video to Reduce Bike/Ped Deaths (Fox)
    • Driving? Expect More and More Tolls, Especially in Northeast (Stateline)
    • Buses Are Miles Ahead on Green Transport Technology (GOOD)
    • Indiana Realtors Push for Better Transportation Options (Indianapolis Star)
    • You Could Save Up To $816 This Month Switching from Car to Transit (APTA)

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