Today’s Headlines
Will Oil Drilling Revenue Idea Fracture the Harmony of Transpo Committees? (Politico) State of California vs. Everybody, Re: High-Speed Rail (Mercury News) ATU Asks Obama to Address Bus Driver Fatigue (The Hill) Gas Tax Hike Passes in New Hampshire House (Union Leader, Patch) T4America Looks at Maryland’s Approach to Transpo Funding Google Maps Improves Live Transit … Continued
By
Katie Pearce
9:06 AM EDT on March 28, 2013
- Will Oil Drilling Revenue Idea Fracture the Harmony of Transpo Committees? (Politico)
- State of California vs. Everybody, Re: High-Speed Rail (Mercury News)
- ATU Asks Obama to Address Bus Driver Fatigue (The Hill)
- Gas Tax Hike Passes in New Hampshire House (Union Leader, Patch)
- T4America Looks at Maryland’s Approach to Transpo Funding
- Google Maps Improves Live Transit Info For NYC, SLC, DC (TechCrunch, Cyclelicious)
- Connecticut Well-Positioned to Use Fed Funds for Transit (MTR)
- GGW Compares Density Patterns of Large U.S. Cities
- Think Tank Calls for Gas Tax, Fare Increases to Fund Massachusetts Transpo (Boston Herald)
- Bike Summit Attendee Brings Wisdom Back to Portsmouth, NH (Seacoast Online)
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