Today’s Headlines
Vice Chairs, Ranking Members Named for House Transpo Committee (Progressive Railroading) Mica Retains Some Influence (Transpo Nation) Rohit Aggarwala: Ditch the Federal Gas Tax For a Greener Transpo Policy (Bloomberg) NRDC Switchboard: American Public Doesn’t Appreciate “How Little We Actually Pay” for Transpo Transit Supporters Show Up in Force at Indiana Statehouse (Indy Star, RTV6) … Continued
By
Katie Pearce
8:52 AM EST on January 24, 2013
- Vice Chairs, Ranking Members Named for House Transpo Committee (Progressive Railroading)
- Mica Retains Some Influence (Transpo Nation)
- Rohit Aggarwala: Ditch the Federal Gas Tax For a Greener Transpo Policy (Bloomberg)
- NRDC Switchboard: American Public Doesn’t Appreciate “How Little We Actually Pay” for Transpo
- Transit Supporters Show Up in Force at Indiana Statehouse (Indy Star, RTV6)
- Cato Institute Backs Blumenauer’s Push for Mileage Fees
- “War on Cars” Rhetoric Wears Thin (Atlantic Cities, Bike Portland)
- WMATA’s Plan for the Future of D.C. Metro (GGW)
- High-Speed Rail Development “Limps Along” in U.S. (EarthTechling)
- Debate Continues Over Wisconsin Gas Tax Hike (Journal Sentinel)
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