Today’s Headlines
More Chatter About Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx as the Next Transpo Secretary (Charlotte Observer) Oregon Governor: Columbia River Crossing Will Die Without Light Rail (Seattle Times) Are We Overestimating How Much a VMT Tax Would Hurt Rural Drivers? (Trans Issues Daily) How Income Affects Gax Tax Reactions (Bacon’s Rebellion) Vermont Lawmakers Try for Compromise on Gas Tax … Continued
By
Katie Pearce
9:03 AM EDT on April 24, 2013
- More Chatter About Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx as the Next Transpo Secretary (Charlotte Observer)
- Oregon Governor: Columbia River Crossing Will Die Without Light Rail (Seattle Times)
- Are We Overestimating How Much a VMT Tax Would Hurt Rural Drivers? (Trans Issues Daily)
- How Income Affects Gax Tax Reactions (Bacon’s Rebellion)
- Vermont Lawmakers Try for Compromise on Gas Tax (Burlington Free Press, WCAX)
- Honolulu Mayor Talks Rail With Feds (KITV)
- Millennials: “Run for Office, Piss People Off” (Article 3)
- Pennsylvania Commits to Bike/Ped Funding (Advocacy Advance)
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