10: Rolling
KCET – Where we are
Applying Smart Growth Principles and Strategies to Resolving Land Use Conflicts Around Airports
Transportation Research Board
Approaches to Mitigate Freight Congestion
Transportation Research Board
Are 3 Heads Better than 2? Formulating Carpool Policies for Managed Lanes
Transportation Research Board
Despite Pushback, Cyclists’ Bill of Rights Heads to Full Council
CityWatchLA
Dianne Feinstein asks feds for waiver for Metrolink -- now, not later
Bottleneck Blog
Dodger Trolley Discontinued?
CurbedLA
For New Transportation Secretary, a Hard Road Ahead
Washington Post
Going to Santa Barbara Car Free
LAist
Measure R now ahead by full percentage point
Bottleneck Blog
Metro Still Doesn't Have Their Act Together When it Comes to Google Transit
LAist
Metrolink debuts on Google Transit
Bottleneck Blog
Press Release: http://www.metrolinktrains.com/news/?id=3481
Link to Metrolink site; http://www.metrolinktrains.com/tripplanner/disabled.php
Metrolink engineers must slow near possible red lights - After Chatsworth and Rialto crashes, new rule requires trains to cut speed when alerted that light may be red. Sen. Dianne Feinstein calls for faster approvals for new collision avoidance technology
Los Angeles Times
New Urbanism: Revival of the Lost Art of Place Making and Town Building
Traditional Catholicism
Positive public works
Daily Breeze
Road Raids (expedited environmental review)
NRDC Switchboard
Rosendahl Slams Dodger, Future of Shuttle in Doubt?
StreetsBlogLA
Santa Monica’s Visionary “Bus of the Future” Project Receives High Marks from Transportation Industry
Santa Monica Surf/Lookout News
State lawmakers gloomy on cutting deficit
San Francisco Chronicle
Top Transportation Concerns: Infrastructure, Labor, Capacity A look at the industry buzz during the transportation track at the annual conference of the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals
Supply and Demand Chain Executive
U.S. average gasoline price drops below $2 a gallon
Los Angeles Times
Who's Next In Line For A Bailout? State governments. They're in debt and looking to Congress for reprieve
Forbes
Will the Dodger Trolley return?
Los Angeles Times
