TheSource.metro.net
1 Clean Truck Program, 2 Ports, And Now 2 Strategies
Southern California Public Radio
710 Tunnel Feasible, Study Says
Pasadena Star-News
Congestion Pricing: Will Southern Californians Warm Up To HOT Lanes?
Urban Insights
Conservatives And Public Transportation: Join Us For An Upcoming [Online] Debate
Tranpsortation For America
Registration and more information for December 7 event
Delays Expected On Metro Blue Line [Today And This Weekend] For Track Installation
Los Angeles Times
For Creating Jobs, Transit Operating Aid Is Best Bet
Mobilizing The Region
Gang Injunction, Proposed Rail Yard Topics At Joint County/City Meeting In Monrovia
Pasadena Star-News
LADOT Launches Real-Time DASH Downtown LA Arrival Times
L.A. City Council President Eric Garcetti
LA Loves A Street Party
cicLAvia
L.A. Mayor Seeks “Creative” Funding To Prevent 7MPH Gridlock
Bloomberg
L.A. Metro Takes Aim At Cheaters: Turnstiles Annoy Some Commuters, But Transit Officials Fret It Would Cost Too Much To Dump The Pilot Project - Even If They Wanted To
Neon Tommy, Annenberg Digital News
Los Angeles Without Traffic! (photo essay of major streets, car-less)
Inhabitat
Measure R Funding Followup – It Pays To Check The Math!
SoapBoxLA
Metro Say Fully Underground Connector Feasible, Could Cost 20% More
Blog Downtown
Metrolink Fare Rise Plan Angers Riders
San Bernardino Sun
MTA Committee Okays Crenshaw Light Rail, Green Line Extension
Daily Breeze
New Study Quantifies High Personal Costs Of Building CA Cities For Cars
SF StreetsBlog
“Windfall For All” Report Highlights (17p. PDF)
Pelosi: Passing A Wall Street Transport Tax Would Require Overseas Buy-In
DC StreetsBlog
Placentia To Settle Caltrans Claim Over Failed Rail Project
Los Angeles Times
Rough Road To Gold, Part 4: Gold Line Finally Arrives In East Los Angeles
EGP News
Santa Monica City Council Endorses Hybrid Proposal For Light Rail Maintenance Yard Location
Argonaut
Study Finds Higher Air Pollution Near Santa Monica Airport
Los Angeles Times
Survey Finds Many Commute Stress-Free
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
A Tale Of Two Cities’ Crossings: Different Takes On Congestion
Daily Journal Of Commerce Oregon
Tarnished Gold (vandalism and neglect go unaddressed at Highland Park Station)
Highland Park 90042 Blog
Transit Use Is Growing, But Not Where You Think (Top 10 Metro Areas With Largest Growth; Charlotte NC Ranks First)
Planetizen
Web 2.0 Applications For Improving Public Participation In Transport Planning
Andrew Nash, Vienna Transport Strategies
Full text of paper (25p. PDF)
Welcome To The Blogroll: CicLAvia And City Of Lights
LA StreetsBlog
What Do Two Nobel Laureates Know That L.A.’s Mayor Doesn’t?
Biking In LA
Wheel Squeal Considered, Santa Monica Votes For Hybrid Yard
LA Curbed
11/20/2009
11/19/2009
Transportation Headlines for Thursday November 19, 2009
TheSource.metro.net
Bipartisan Support Builds For Six-Month Extension Of Current Transpo Law
LA StreetsBlog
California Faces A Projected Deficit Of $21 Billion: The Legislative Budget Analyst’s Projection...Threatens To Send Sacramento Back Into Gridlock And Force More Broad Cuts To State Programs
Los Angeles Times
C.I.C.L.E. Announces Campaign To Make N.E.L.A. More Bike Friendly
LA StreetsBlog
Dialogue, Education Key In Getting Public To Accept Road Tolls, U.S. Transit Officials Say
Daily Commercial News And Construction Record
Echo Park Community Warns Metro: Hybrid Plan For Route 2 Terminus Untested, Illegal
LA StreetsBlog
Editorial: Fantasy Tops Reality – Schwarzenegger’s Foolish Request To Help High-Speed Rail
Oakland Tribune
Google Bike Directions Could Be Useful Tool For Cities
Mobilizing The Region
June Groundbreaking For Downtown’s New Civic Park
LA Curbed
No Late-Night Subway Service For The Holidays This Year
LAist
Opinion: What The Future May Hold
New York Times
Our View: Don’t Let Commuter Rail Hit the Skids – Pushing For High-Speed Rail Is Fine, But It Shouldn’t Mean Less Money For Amtrak
Merced Sun-Star
Portlander Wins “Dump The Pump” Film Contest
Oregon Live
San Francisco Starts Building Green Streets For Stormwater Management
SF StreetsBlog
“This Needs Attention:” Senators Seek Shot In The Arm On Transportation
DC StreetsBlog
Transport Official Laments “If It Scares, It Airs” Mentality
CBS News
U.S. Department Of Transportation Releases New Action Plan To Address Motorcoach Safety Issues
U.S. Department Of Transportation
Full-text document (56p. PDF)
U.S. Proposes Bus Seat Belts, Driver Cell-Phone Ban
Bloomberg
World-Class Avenues For The East Side: What Great BRT Looks Like
NY StreetsBlog
Bipartisan Support Builds For Six-Month Extension Of Current Transpo Law
LA StreetsBlog
California Faces A Projected Deficit Of $21 Billion: The Legislative Budget Analyst’s Projection...Threatens To Send Sacramento Back Into Gridlock And Force More Broad Cuts To State Programs
Los Angeles Times
C.I.C.L.E. Announces Campaign To Make N.E.L.A. More Bike Friendly
LA StreetsBlog
Dialogue, Education Key In Getting Public To Accept Road Tolls, U.S. Transit Officials Say
Daily Commercial News And Construction Record
Echo Park Community Warns Metro: Hybrid Plan For Route 2 Terminus Untested, Illegal
LA StreetsBlog
Editorial: Fantasy Tops Reality – Schwarzenegger’s Foolish Request To Help High-Speed Rail
Oakland Tribune
Google Bike Directions Could Be Useful Tool For Cities
Mobilizing The Region
June Groundbreaking For Downtown’s New Civic Park
LA Curbed
No Late-Night Subway Service For The Holidays This Year
LAist
Opinion: What The Future May Hold
New York Times
Our View: Don’t Let Commuter Rail Hit the Skids – Pushing For High-Speed Rail Is Fine, But It Shouldn’t Mean Less Money For Amtrak
Merced Sun-Star
Portlander Wins “Dump The Pump” Film Contest
Oregon Live
San Francisco Starts Building Green Streets For Stormwater Management
SF StreetsBlog
“This Needs Attention:” Senators Seek Shot In The Arm On Transportation
DC StreetsBlog
Transport Official Laments “If It Scares, It Airs” Mentality
CBS News
U.S. Department Of Transportation Releases New Action Plan To Address Motorcoach Safety Issues
U.S. Department Of Transportation
Full-text document (56p. PDF)
U.S. Proposes Bus Seat Belts, Driver Cell-Phone Ban
Bloomberg
World-Class Avenues For The East Side: What Great BRT Looks Like
NY StreetsBlog
11/18/2009
Transportation Headlines for Wednesday November 18, 2009
TheSource.metro.net
710 Freeway Tunnel Would Be Feasible, Caltrans Study Finds
Los Angeles Times
Activism Success: Metrolink Riders Convince Board To Put Off Fare Hikes
LA StreetsBlog
An Air-Traffic Upgrade To Improve Travel By Plane
New York Times
NextGen Air Transportation System
All’s Fare In Travel By Bus: Cheaper Prices, Free Access To The Internet, Driving Local, US Ridership Higher
Boston Globe
California’s Strategy For Federal High Speed Rail Money
Southern California Public Radio
Charlotte Names Next Transit Chief: Job Goes To Carolyn Flowers, Who Currently Supervises Bus System In Los Angeles County
Charlotte Observer
Claremont's Trolley Experiment Falls By The Wayside
Los Angeles Times
Crowdsourced Cartography In PublicEarth, OpenStreetMap
CNET
Cyclists’ App Aids Traffic Planners (Cyclists track trips via iPhone GPS and data sent to County officials is used to predict future traffic patterns)
San Francisco Chronicle
DASH Restructuring, Part 2: San Fernando Valley
MetroRider LA
The Future Of Public Transportation Takes Off
Daily Aztec
HSR Should Go Where The People Are
California High Speed Rail Blog
Low Countries, High Taxes: The Dutch Take Aim At Driving
Wall Street Journal
More At Stake In City’s Measure R Debate Than Just Bike/Ped. Issues
LA StreetsBlog
Need For Speed Not A Priority For Metro Planners
Examiner
Next Stop, Better Transportation: Join Assembly Speaker Karen Bass At A Town Hall To Discuss Major Transit Improvements In The [Los Angeles] Community (Thursday, November 19)
California Assembly Speaker Karen Bass
Flyer With Complete Information
An Opera About A Freeway? Only In L.A.
Los Angeles Times
Protestors Rally Against Deal Between Long Beach Port And Trucking Industry
Long Beach Press-Telegram
A Reality Check On High-Speed Rail For California
Innovations: Research & News From Berkeley Engineering
Researchers Demonstrate Next-Generation Bus; Fleet Planned For USDOT Congestion Relief Program
University Of Minnesota Center For Transportation Studies
Subway Ride To Squash Blossom Quesadillas
The 99 Cent Chef
U.S. DOT Secretary LaHood Announces DOT Safety Council Will Address Pedestrian Safety Following T4America Report
Transportation For America
A Welcome Extension: The New Six-Mile Leg Of The Gold Line Is Getting Mostly Cheerful Reviews, From Little Tokyo To East L.A.
Rafu Shimpo
What is cicLAvia?
Ciclavia
Widening 405 Pits O.C. Against L.A. County (Includes interview with LACMTA CEO Art Leahy)
KABC-7
710 Freeway Tunnel Would Be Feasible, Caltrans Study Finds
Los Angeles Times
Activism Success: Metrolink Riders Convince Board To Put Off Fare Hikes
LA StreetsBlog
An Air-Traffic Upgrade To Improve Travel By Plane
New York Times
NextGen Air Transportation System
All’s Fare In Travel By Bus: Cheaper Prices, Free Access To The Internet, Driving Local, US Ridership Higher
Boston Globe
California’s Strategy For Federal High Speed Rail Money
Southern California Public Radio
Charlotte Names Next Transit Chief: Job Goes To Carolyn Flowers, Who Currently Supervises Bus System In Los Angeles County
Charlotte Observer
Claremont's Trolley Experiment Falls By The Wayside
Los Angeles Times
Crowdsourced Cartography In PublicEarth, OpenStreetMap
CNET
Cyclists’ App Aids Traffic Planners (Cyclists track trips via iPhone GPS and data sent to County officials is used to predict future traffic patterns)
San Francisco Chronicle
DASH Restructuring, Part 2: San Fernando Valley
MetroRider LA
The Future Of Public Transportation Takes Off
Daily Aztec
HSR Should Go Where The People Are
California High Speed Rail Blog
Low Countries, High Taxes: The Dutch Take Aim At Driving
Wall Street Journal
More At Stake In City’s Measure R Debate Than Just Bike/Ped. Issues
LA StreetsBlog
Need For Speed Not A Priority For Metro Planners
Examiner
Next Stop, Better Transportation: Join Assembly Speaker Karen Bass At A Town Hall To Discuss Major Transit Improvements In The [Los Angeles] Community (Thursday, November 19)
California Assembly Speaker Karen Bass
Flyer With Complete Information
An Opera About A Freeway? Only In L.A.
Los Angeles Times
Protestors Rally Against Deal Between Long Beach Port And Trucking Industry
Long Beach Press-Telegram
A Reality Check On High-Speed Rail For California
Innovations: Research & News From Berkeley Engineering
Researchers Demonstrate Next-Generation Bus; Fleet Planned For USDOT Congestion Relief Program
University Of Minnesota Center For Transportation Studies
Subway Ride To Squash Blossom Quesadillas
The 99 Cent Chef
U.S. DOT Secretary LaHood Announces DOT Safety Council Will Address Pedestrian Safety Following T4America Report
Transportation For America
A Welcome Extension: The New Six-Mile Leg Of The Gold Line Is Getting Mostly Cheerful Reviews, From Little Tokyo To East L.A.
Rafu Shimpo
What is cicLAvia?
Ciclavia
Widening 405 Pits O.C. Against L.A. County (Includes interview with LACMTA CEO Art Leahy)
KABC-7
11/17/2009
Transportation Headlines for Tuesday November 17, 2009
TheSource.metro.net
15 Cities For People Who Hate Driving And Long Commutes: Where To Go If You Don’t Want To Spend A Lot Of Time Behind The Wheel
U.S. News & World Report
CATS Names New Transit Director From L.A. County: Carolyn Flowers Is Chief Operating Officer Of the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Charlotte Observer
Counties Diverge On Plan To Widen The 405 Freeway: Officials In L.A. County Prefer To Have Focus Transit Dollars On Rail Projects. In Orange County, Freeway And Surface Street Improvements Get Top Priority
Los Angeles Times
Editorial: Metrolink Should Consider Lowering Fares To Bring In New Business
Los Angeles Daily News
El Monte Taking Transit Village Into Its Own Hands
LA Curbed
Expo And Crenshaw Lines: Under Whose Authority?
CityWatch
Fare’s Fair? (When Does Transit Fare Policy Treat People Equally? When It Treats Them Exactly The Same)
New York Times
Feds Propose To Expand Opportunities For Biking And Walking To Transit
LA StreetsBlog
The Future Of American High Speed Rail: Regional And Slow
Planetizen
Gold Line Extension Artwork
Los Angeles Times
The Gold Line Is Rolling, Now What About A Bike Network To Support It?
LA StreetsBlog
Los Angeles: Reader Feedback On The Gold Line
Human Transit
Low Ridership Tarnishes Gold Line Luster: Only 13,000 Riders Daily Are Expected To Use The New Extension, Which Began Its Normal Operations Monday, By The End Of Its First Year
Los Angeles Times
Obama Administration’s Transit Safety Rules To Eventually Apply To Buses
DC StreetsBlog
Remember The Red Cars?: Join Pacific Electric Railroad Expert, Brian Marcroft To Find Out More (Altadena Historical Society & Altadena Library Talk, November 23)
Software Upgrade Should Speed Gold Line's Freeway Crossing
Blog Downtown
Shuttle From Irvine To LAX Begins Today
Orange County Register
Stricter Transit Standards To Be Sought
New York Times
Tide May Be Changing At Port Of L.A.: Exports In October Rise, And Glimmers Of Hope Are Seen Up And Down The West Coast
Los Angeles Times
A Tour Of L.A.'s Rich Rail History: A New Exhibit, "Hollywood -- Trains, Streetcars And The Movies," Provides A Starting Point For Presentations And A Bus Tour
Los Angeles Times
Truth Getting Lost In The Measure R Feeding Frenzy
CityWatch
Urban Freeway Farming For LA?
Urban Insights
Why Portland’s Mass Transit Rocks
Wired
Workday Commuters Ride Gold Line Extension For First Time
Los Angeles Times
15 Cities For People Who Hate Driving And Long Commutes: Where To Go If You Don’t Want To Spend A Lot Of Time Behind The Wheel
U.S. News & World Report
CATS Names New Transit Director From L.A. County: Carolyn Flowers Is Chief Operating Officer Of the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Charlotte Observer
Counties Diverge On Plan To Widen The 405 Freeway: Officials In L.A. County Prefer To Have Focus Transit Dollars On Rail Projects. In Orange County, Freeway And Surface Street Improvements Get Top Priority
Los Angeles Times
Editorial: Metrolink Should Consider Lowering Fares To Bring In New Business
Los Angeles Daily News
El Monte Taking Transit Village Into Its Own Hands
LA Curbed
Expo And Crenshaw Lines: Under Whose Authority?
CityWatch
Fare’s Fair? (When Does Transit Fare Policy Treat People Equally? When It Treats Them Exactly The Same)
New York Times
Feds Propose To Expand Opportunities For Biking And Walking To Transit
LA StreetsBlog
The Future Of American High Speed Rail: Regional And Slow
Planetizen
Gold Line Extension Artwork
Los Angeles Times
The Gold Line Is Rolling, Now What About A Bike Network To Support It?
LA StreetsBlog
Los Angeles: Reader Feedback On The Gold Line
Human Transit
Low Ridership Tarnishes Gold Line Luster: Only 13,000 Riders Daily Are Expected To Use The New Extension, Which Began Its Normal Operations Monday, By The End Of Its First Year
Los Angeles Times
Obama Administration’s Transit Safety Rules To Eventually Apply To Buses
DC StreetsBlog
Remember The Red Cars?: Join Pacific Electric Railroad Expert, Brian Marcroft To Find Out More (Altadena Historical Society & Altadena Library Talk, November 23)
Software Upgrade Should Speed Gold Line's Freeway Crossing
Blog Downtown
Shuttle From Irvine To LAX Begins Today
Orange County Register
Stricter Transit Standards To Be Sought
New York Times
Tide May Be Changing At Port Of L.A.: Exports In October Rise, And Glimmers Of Hope Are Seen Up And Down The West Coast
Los Angeles Times
A Tour Of L.A.'s Rich Rail History: A New Exhibit, "Hollywood -- Trains, Streetcars And The Movies," Provides A Starting Point For Presentations And A Bus Tour
Los Angeles Times
Truth Getting Lost In The Measure R Feeding Frenzy
CityWatch
Urban Freeway Farming For LA?
Urban Insights
Why Portland’s Mass Transit Rocks
Wired
Workday Commuters Ride Gold Line Extension For First Time
Los Angeles Times
11/16/2009
Transportation Headlines for Monday November 16, 2009
The Source.metro.net
50,000 Take A Free Ride On The Gold Line; No Major Problems Reported
Los Angeles Wave
After Decades Of Waiting, Their Train Have Arrived: A Sense Of Kinship And Progress In East Los Angeles As Riders And Residents Celebrate The Opening Of The Gold Line Extension - The Area Had Long Been Among The Most Transit-Dependent Yet Underserved
Los Angeles Times
Angels Flight Inches Forward: Safety Hearings Scheduled For November 20
Downtown News
Clear Track For Rail Car Bids
Los Angeles Business Journal
Don’t Let Arnold Schwarzenegger Divide And Conquer
California High Speed Rail Blog
East L.A. Hails Arrival Of The Gold Line; Activities Are To Be Held [Sunday] At Four Stations
Los Angeles Times
El Monte Takes Over $1 Billion Transit Village In Wake Of Fraud Investigation
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
El Segundo Ready To Fight Proposed MTA Rail Yard
Contra Costa Times
An Extension Of More Than The Gold Line: Sunday’s Opening Of Eight New Metro Stations On A Path From Downtown To East L.A. Lays Down Tracks Toward An Exciting Future (architectural review)
Los Angeles Times
Federal Oversight Of Subways Proposed: [D.C.] Red Line Crash Spurred Safety Plan, Obama Administration To Push Congress To Change Law
Washington Post
Gold Line Eastside Extension Dedication: Metro Gold Line Weekday Service Begins Monday
MyFoxLA
Gold Line Payoff
Los Angeles Downtown News
The Guide To Gold Line Foodiness (Plus Maps!)
LAist
Jobs Lost In Transportation: Economic Stimulus Can't Prevent Widespread Job Loss In Down Economy
Denver Daily News
L.A. County Sheriff's Deputies Arrest 73-Year-Old Tagging Suspect
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Gold Line Opens: "Planners" Blamed
Human Transit
Mayor V. Bows To The Westside As He Dedicates Eastside Rail
L.A. Weekly
Metrolink Postpones Decision About Rate Hike
Daily News
MTS Considers Cutting Sunday Bus Service
10 News San Diego
Netherlands To Tax Drivers By The Kilometer
Wired
New Technology Allows Enforcement Of Anti-Texting Legislation
WebWire
Opinion: The Eastside's New Gold Line
Los Angeles Times
Over 40% Of Transportation Construction Firms Anticipate Additional Lay-Offs Of Non-Seasonal Employees In 2010
Transportation Construction Coalition
Riding L.A.'s Newest Rail Line
Fast Company
Slow And Steady Progress On Port Air Quality
Long Beach Post
A Street-Level View Of The Gold Line Eastside Extension
LA StreetsBlog
WeHo Subway To The Sea: All Aboard!…In 2047!
WeHo News
Which Is The Best Way West For L.A.'s Subway?: Wilshire Or West Hollywood? - As A Subway Extension Draws Closer To Reality, The Debate Over The Route Intensifies
Los Angeles Times
Year Later, Angels Flight Still Not Open (But Meeting Scheduled)
LA Curbed
50,000 Take A Free Ride On The Gold Line; No Major Problems Reported
Los Angeles Wave
After Decades Of Waiting, Their Train Have Arrived: A Sense Of Kinship And Progress In East Los Angeles As Riders And Residents Celebrate The Opening Of The Gold Line Extension - The Area Had Long Been Among The Most Transit-Dependent Yet Underserved
Los Angeles Times
Angels Flight Inches Forward: Safety Hearings Scheduled For November 20
Downtown News
Clear Track For Rail Car Bids
Los Angeles Business Journal
Don’t Let Arnold Schwarzenegger Divide And Conquer
California High Speed Rail Blog
East L.A. Hails Arrival Of The Gold Line; Activities Are To Be Held [Sunday] At Four Stations
Los Angeles Times
El Monte Takes Over $1 Billion Transit Village In Wake Of Fraud Investigation
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
El Segundo Ready To Fight Proposed MTA Rail Yard
Contra Costa Times
An Extension Of More Than The Gold Line: Sunday’s Opening Of Eight New Metro Stations On A Path From Downtown To East L.A. Lays Down Tracks Toward An Exciting Future (architectural review)
Los Angeles Times
Federal Oversight Of Subways Proposed: [D.C.] Red Line Crash Spurred Safety Plan, Obama Administration To Push Congress To Change Law
Washington Post
Gold Line Eastside Extension Dedication: Metro Gold Line Weekday Service Begins Monday
MyFoxLA
Gold Line Payoff
Los Angeles Downtown News
The Guide To Gold Line Foodiness (Plus Maps!)
LAist
Jobs Lost In Transportation: Economic Stimulus Can't Prevent Widespread Job Loss In Down Economy
Denver Daily News
L.A. County Sheriff's Deputies Arrest 73-Year-Old Tagging Suspect
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Gold Line Opens: "Planners" Blamed
Human Transit
Mayor V. Bows To The Westside As He Dedicates Eastside Rail
L.A. Weekly
Metrolink Postpones Decision About Rate Hike
Daily News
MTS Considers Cutting Sunday Bus Service
10 News San Diego
Netherlands To Tax Drivers By The Kilometer
Wired
New Technology Allows Enforcement Of Anti-Texting Legislation
WebWire
Opinion: The Eastside's New Gold Line
Los Angeles Times
Over 40% Of Transportation Construction Firms Anticipate Additional Lay-Offs Of Non-Seasonal Employees In 2010
Transportation Construction Coalition
Riding L.A.'s Newest Rail Line
Fast Company
Slow And Steady Progress On Port Air Quality
Long Beach Post
A Street-Level View Of The Gold Line Eastside Extension
LA StreetsBlog
WeHo Subway To The Sea: All Aboard!…In 2047!
WeHo News
Which Is The Best Way West For L.A.'s Subway?: Wilshire Or West Hollywood? - As A Subway Extension Draws Closer To Reality, The Debate Over The Route Intensifies
Los Angeles Times
Year Later, Angels Flight Still Not Open (But Meeting Scheduled)
LA Curbed
11/13/2009
Transportation Headlines for Friday November 13, 2009
TheSource.metro.net
Antonovich Provides Funding For Local Trail Improvements
Pasadena Star-News
Bicycle Production As Green Economy Indicator
Carfree USA Blog
Bus Routes Slashed In Budget Crunch
Orange County Register
DOT Bike Commuters Leading By Example
Welcome To The Fast Lane
Eastside Extension To Open With Free Rides: Rail Line Linking East Los Angeles With Downtown And Pasadena Makes Its Debut Sunday
Los Angeles Wave
Eating Along The Gold Line Eastside Extension: What Didn’t We Include?
Los Angeles Times
End Of The American Exurbs And The Death Of Sprawl?
The City Fix
Experts: Downtown L.A. Renaissance Not Over
Globe St.
Gold Line Extension Ready For Service In East Los Angeles
Transport Politic
The Gold Line Opens Sunday: The 6-Mile Light-Rail Extension, Which Costs $898 Million, Will Open Sunday With Free Rides And Entertainment
Los Angeles Times
Las Vegas And the 21st-Century Strip: Different By Design – From Desert Disneyland To Paris In The Mojave
MSNBC
Mass Transit’s Reversal Of Fortune: Even As Ridership Surges, Economic Crisis Ravages Agencies’ Budgets
Intransition: Transportation Planning, Practice & Progress
Metro Recommends Light Rail Station For Crenshaw Corridor
Argonaut
More Bikes On City Streets: Santa Barbarans Are Shifting Gears
Santa Barbara Independent
Pimp My Bus Ride
Time
Riverside County Transportation Commission Studying Coachella Valley Rail
Palm Springs Desert Sun
Rough Road To Gold: Part 3 – A Window Into The Community
EGP News
Sales-Tax Hike To Pay For Long Beach Infrastructure
Whittier Daily News
Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority Proceeds With Bay Area’s First Bike Share Pilot Program
SF StreetsBlog
SCAG And City Of Los Angeles Thinking About Solutions To The Last Mile Problem
LA StreetsBlog
Schwarzenegger Quietly Quashed Effort To Improve Commuter Rail: The Governor Ordered Officials To Seek Federal Money Only For The Proposed Bullet Train Between San Francisco And San Diego -- Rail Advocates Say The Commute Line Upgrades Should Take Priority
Los Angeles Times
Senate To Take Up Mysterious ‘Jobs Bill’ – Is Infrastructure In The Mix?
DC StreetsBlog
Streetfilms: Bill Lind, A Conservative Voice For Transit
DC StreetsBlog
Transportation Advocates Present Their Vision At The 7th And Fig Art Center
LA StreetsBlog
Which Is The Fastest-Rising U.S. Emissions Source: Transport Or Electricity?
LA StreetsBlog
Antonovich Provides Funding For Local Trail Improvements
Pasadena Star-News
Bicycle Production As Green Economy Indicator
Carfree USA Blog
Bus Routes Slashed In Budget Crunch
Orange County Register
DOT Bike Commuters Leading By Example
Welcome To The Fast Lane
Eastside Extension To Open With Free Rides: Rail Line Linking East Los Angeles With Downtown And Pasadena Makes Its Debut Sunday
Los Angeles Wave
Eating Along The Gold Line Eastside Extension: What Didn’t We Include?
Los Angeles Times
End Of The American Exurbs And The Death Of Sprawl?
The City Fix
Experts: Downtown L.A. Renaissance Not Over
Globe St.
Gold Line Extension Ready For Service In East Los Angeles
Transport Politic
The Gold Line Opens Sunday: The 6-Mile Light-Rail Extension, Which Costs $898 Million, Will Open Sunday With Free Rides And Entertainment
Los Angeles Times
Las Vegas And the 21st-Century Strip: Different By Design – From Desert Disneyland To Paris In The Mojave
MSNBC
Mass Transit’s Reversal Of Fortune: Even As Ridership Surges, Economic Crisis Ravages Agencies’ Budgets
Intransition: Transportation Planning, Practice & Progress
Metro Recommends Light Rail Station For Crenshaw Corridor
Argonaut
More Bikes On City Streets: Santa Barbarans Are Shifting Gears
Santa Barbara Independent
Pimp My Bus Ride
Time
Riverside County Transportation Commission Studying Coachella Valley Rail
Palm Springs Desert Sun
Rough Road To Gold: Part 3 – A Window Into The Community
EGP News
Sales-Tax Hike To Pay For Long Beach Infrastructure
Whittier Daily News
Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority Proceeds With Bay Area’s First Bike Share Pilot Program
SF StreetsBlog
SCAG And City Of Los Angeles Thinking About Solutions To The Last Mile Problem
LA StreetsBlog
Schwarzenegger Quietly Quashed Effort To Improve Commuter Rail: The Governor Ordered Officials To Seek Federal Money Only For The Proposed Bullet Train Between San Francisco And San Diego -- Rail Advocates Say The Commute Line Upgrades Should Take Priority
Los Angeles Times
Senate To Take Up Mysterious ‘Jobs Bill’ – Is Infrastructure In The Mix?
DC StreetsBlog
Streetfilms: Bill Lind, A Conservative Voice For Transit
DC StreetsBlog
Transportation Advocates Present Their Vision At The 7th And Fig Art Center
LA StreetsBlog
Which Is The Fastest-Rising U.S. Emissions Source: Transport Or Electricity?
LA StreetsBlog
11/12/2009
Transportation Headlines for Thursday November 12, 2009
TheSource.metro.net
Ain't No Party Like An Eastside Party
LA Eastside
Bullet Trains For America?: The Obama Administration Has Revived The Dream Of Building High-Speed Rail Lines To Rival Those Of Japan And Europe, But The Tracks Are Littered With Political And Financial Obstacles
Wilson Quarterly
DASH Restructuring - Part 1: East And Northeast L.A.
MetroRider LA
Do Cameras Make Intersections More Dangerous?
CBS2
DOT Stimulus Spending Nears $5 Billion
Journal Of Commerce
Exclusive: California Transit Association Tackles Trasit Challenges
Metro Magazine
Gold Line Developments Still A Glimmer In Metro’s Eye
LA Curbed
Group Seeks Pedestrian-Friendly Roads
NPR
High-Speed Debate: Old-School And New-School Boosters Of High-Speed Rail Duke It Out Over Best Way To Use Stimulus Funds
Mother Nature Network
How To Be A Car-Free Family
Shareable: Life & Art
Is Car Sharing Good For Cities?
Transport Politic
LADOT Values Capacity Over Community On Route 2 Glendale Blvd., Drags Metro Along For The Ride
LA StreetsBlog
A One Of A Kind Line (Gold Line Eastside Extension architectural preview)
Architect’s Newspaper
Accompanying photos from author’s blog
One-Seat Train Ride From Pasadena To East LA Debuts Sunday
Pasadena Star-News
Opinion: Revolutionary Road (interstate corridors for rail and energy transportation)
New York Times
Our View: MTA Finally Thinking About Valley, Future
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Parties And More Planned Around Metro Gold Line Extension’s Opening
Laist
Planned Interstate 10 Offramp Concerns San Bernardino Residents
Riverside Press-Enterprise
West Coast Ports Band Together To Fight Global Competition
Oregon Live
Ain't No Party Like An Eastside Party
LA Eastside
Bullet Trains For America?: The Obama Administration Has Revived The Dream Of Building High-Speed Rail Lines To Rival Those Of Japan And Europe, But The Tracks Are Littered With Political And Financial Obstacles
Wilson Quarterly
DASH Restructuring - Part 1: East And Northeast L.A.
MetroRider LA
Do Cameras Make Intersections More Dangerous?
CBS2
DOT Stimulus Spending Nears $5 Billion
Journal Of Commerce
Exclusive: California Transit Association Tackles Trasit Challenges
Metro Magazine
Gold Line Developments Still A Glimmer In Metro’s Eye
LA Curbed
Group Seeks Pedestrian-Friendly Roads
NPR
High-Speed Debate: Old-School And New-School Boosters Of High-Speed Rail Duke It Out Over Best Way To Use Stimulus Funds
Mother Nature Network
How To Be A Car-Free Family
Shareable: Life & Art
Is Car Sharing Good For Cities?
Transport Politic
LADOT Values Capacity Over Community On Route 2 Glendale Blvd., Drags Metro Along For The Ride
LA StreetsBlog
A One Of A Kind Line (Gold Line Eastside Extension architectural preview)
Architect’s Newspaper
Accompanying photos from author’s blog
One-Seat Train Ride From Pasadena To East LA Debuts Sunday
Pasadena Star-News
Opinion: Revolutionary Road (interstate corridors for rail and energy transportation)
New York Times
Our View: MTA Finally Thinking About Valley, Future
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
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