Today’s Headlines
Jerry Brown Signs $8 Billion Bill for CA Bullet Train (Transpo Nation, (Mercury News) LaHood Praises Colorado’s Bus Rapid Transit as Rural Model (Post Independent) Orlando Sentinel Sees Mixed Signals From Mica on I-4 Toll Atlanta Mayor Foresees Victory for Georgia Transpo Tax (The Hill) Seriously? Brookings: Driverless Cars Could Be Better Option Than CA High-Speed … Continued
By
Katie Pearce
8:54 AM EDT on July 19, 2012
- Jerry Brown Signs $8 Billion Bill for CA Bullet Train (Transpo Nation, (Mercury News)
- LaHood Praises Colorado’s Bus Rapid Transit as Rural Model (Post Independent)
- Orlando Sentinel Sees Mixed Signals From Mica on I-4 Toll
- Atlanta Mayor Foresees Victory for Georgia Transpo Tax (The Hill)
- Seriously? Brookings: Driverless Cars Could Be Better Option Than CA High-Speed Rail
- Rails or Trails for Old Adirondack Line? (Seven Days)
- Jersey Public Transpo Spending Down by 49 Percent Since 2004 (Courier Post)
- Map: States with Uniform Bicycle Laws
- In India, Firm Pays Employees to Bike to Work (Times of India)
- The E-Bike Evolves (Earth Techling)
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