Today’s Headlines
- Trains, Planes Grind to a Halt as Sandy Approaches East Coast (CNN)
- States, Not Feds, Will Increasingly Pick Up the Bill For Infrastructure (WaPo)
- IMF: Adaptability Is Key to Avoid the Economic Shocks of Peak Oil (WaPo)
- Sen. Vitter Brings Home the Bacon to Louisiana in the Form of MAP-21 (Shreveport Times)
- Ohio Gov. Kasich Says Obama's Auto Bailout Wasn't All That Awesome (The Hill)
- NC Triangle Transportation Plan Wouldn't Solve All the Area's Problems (Chapel Hill News)
- Advocates Rally For Gas Tax Hike in Memphis (Commercial Appeal)
- Canada Considers Smart-Sizing Parking Spaces (Globe and Mail)
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