Today’s Headlines
House to Vote Today on FAA Bill Today (Hill) Republican Leadership Gives Transit Boost in Indiana and Michigan (Stateline) California Sues San Diego Over Transpo Plan That May Promote Sprawl (Forbes) DOT Grants $3.5 Million to Sustainable Transportation Research (OIT) Fewer Teens Are Rushing to the DMV at 16 (Trib) Tampa Looks to Transit to … Continued
8:55 AM EST on January 24, 2012
- House to Vote Today on FAA Bill Today (Hill)
- Republican Leadership Gives Transit Boost in Indiana and Michigan (Stateline)
- California Sues San Diego Over Transpo Plan That May Promote Sprawl (Forbes)
- DOT Grants $3.5 Million to Sustainable Transportation Research (OIT)
- Fewer Teens Are Rushing to the DMV at 16 (Trib)
- Tampa Looks to Transit to Boost Attendance at Rays Games (TBO)
- New Bill Could Require Four Feet to Pass People on Bikes in Philadelphia (TribLive)
- Virginia Poised to Sell Naming Rights to Roads and Bridges (WINA)
- NYC Commuter Rail Pledging a Seat for Every Rider (AP)
- Illegal for Bicyclists, Pedestrians to Use ‘Safer’ Bridge Route in Charleston, SC (CharlestonCity)
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