12 file claims against Metrolink over crash
Ventura County Star
Ansaldo STS receives Taipei Metro order
Metro Magazine
Area officials push transportation projects in Washington
Ventura County Star
Failure of Palmdale Airport Frustrates Regional Planning In SoCal
Planetizen
Google Map of the Most Dangerous Roads
GoogleMapsMania
Highway 76 could get $105 million - SANDAG recommends road for lion's share of stimulus money
North County Times
Hwy. 101 widening project wins panel's approval
Ventura County Star
LA Container Traffic Slide Highlights Cargo Blight
CNN Money
Last Day to Weigh in on Mapping LA
MetBlogsLA
Metrolink Releases Google Transit Data to the Public
LAist
New Infrastructure: Innovative Transit Solutions for Los Angeles - Awards, Jury Discussion and Exhibition Schedule
Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI ARC)
N.J. Transit Cutting Down on Paper Timetables - The agency said it is eliminating a toll-free customer information telephone number
NBC
Pedestrian Rights Protest in Boyle Heights
BrayjAgainstTheMachine
Pier Pass Off Peak Shifts Eliminated In LA Long Beach Marine Terminals As Cargo Volume Falls
US Customs House Guide
Public Transit 'Trolley' to Dodger Stadium May Not Happen
LAist
Runaway Gold Line Test Train Safely Stops
LAist
San Bernardino students shoot cable commercials for Omnitrans
San Bernardino Sun
U.S. commuter trains need repairs, money
MSNBC
Today's Headlines - more at Metro
3/14/2009
3/13/2009
Transportation Headlines for Friday March 13, 2009
AASHTO: Budget Change Could Cripple Multi-Year Transportation Contracting Leaders Warn
Transport Gooru
Community groups campaign for stimulus package funds
Daily Trojan
'Complete Streets' Bill Introduced to Help Americans Save on Transportation Costs, Cut Congestion
PRNewswire
DC Metro Tops Google
WeLoveDC
Denver passes LAX for fourth place among U.S. Airport
Aviation Blog
Expo Rail Project Moves Forward
L.A. Watts Times
Gradual rise in California gasoline prices expected
Sacramento Bee
High-speed rail lays out ambitious scenario
San Francisco Chronicle
Hopes For Airport Regionalization Grounded In Palmdale (subscription)
California Planning & Development Report
Houston METRO contracts Parsons to construct four light-rail lines
Progressive Railroading
LA County agency nixes stimulus-money swaps
Mercury News
Los Angeles is Still Not on Google Transit... Well, at Least to the Public
LAist
Is the TAP card ready for prime time? MTA says 'yes'
Los Angeles Times/LA Now
LADOT and NCs Set to Negotiate MOU
CityWatchLA
LA Weighs Public Bike Share Program
CurbedLA
Metro Names Orange County CEO As New Agency Head
Eastside Sun
Metro’s “Street Life” in Koreatown
StreetsBlogLA
MTS proposes to reduce cuts, lift pass prices
San Diego Union Tribune
Runaway Gold Line train in Boyle Heights
Los Angeles Times/LA Now
Santa Fe Depot parking project to temporarily cut 70 spaces in San Bernardino
Press Enterprise
Shippers reduce work shifts - PORTS: Citing fall-off in volume, terminals will cut some off-peak hours added in 2005 to ease congestion
Press Telegram
Shoup Shows Cities How to “Just Say No” to Parking
InTransition
So-Cal Port Charges Send Cargo Elsewhere
Journal of Commerce
Smoggy Skies May Cause Respiratory Death
NPR
State in line for $50.7 billion in federal money
Capitol Weekly
Still No Google Transit
CurbedLA
Study links smog exposure to premature death
New York Times
Support Groups Offered on 6 Month Anniversary of Metrolink Crash
KNX 1070 AM
Transport Gooru
Community groups campaign for stimulus package funds
Daily Trojan
'Complete Streets' Bill Introduced to Help Americans Save on Transportation Costs, Cut Congestion
PRNewswire
DC Metro Tops Google
WeLoveDC
Denver passes LAX for fourth place among U.S. Airport
Aviation Blog
Expo Rail Project Moves Forward
L.A. Watts Times
Gradual rise in California gasoline prices expected
Sacramento Bee
High-speed rail lays out ambitious scenario
San Francisco Chronicle
Hopes For Airport Regionalization Grounded In Palmdale (subscription)
California Planning & Development Report
Houston METRO contracts Parsons to construct four light-rail lines
Progressive Railroading
LA County agency nixes stimulus-money swaps
Mercury News
Los Angeles is Still Not on Google Transit... Well, at Least to the Public
LAist
Is the TAP card ready for prime time? MTA says 'yes'
Los Angeles Times/LA Now
LADOT and NCs Set to Negotiate MOU
CityWatchLA
LA Weighs Public Bike Share Program
CurbedLA
Metro Names Orange County CEO As New Agency Head
Eastside Sun
Metro’s “Street Life” in Koreatown
StreetsBlogLA
MTS proposes to reduce cuts, lift pass prices
San Diego Union Tribune
Runaway Gold Line train in Boyle Heights
Los Angeles Times/LA Now
Santa Fe Depot parking project to temporarily cut 70 spaces in San Bernardino
Press Enterprise
Shippers reduce work shifts - PORTS: Citing fall-off in volume, terminals will cut some off-peak hours added in 2005 to ease congestion
Press Telegram
Shoup Shows Cities How to “Just Say No” to Parking
InTransition
So-Cal Port Charges Send Cargo Elsewhere
Journal of Commerce
Smoggy Skies May Cause Respiratory Death
NPR
State in line for $50.7 billion in federal money
Capitol Weekly
Still No Google Transit
CurbedLA
Study links smog exposure to premature death
New York Times
Support Groups Offered on 6 Month Anniversary of Metrolink Crash
KNX 1070 AM
3/12/2009
Transportation Headlines for Thursday March 12, 2009
AC Transit board votes to boost fares July 1
San Francisco Chronicle
Amtrak’s New Photography and Video Recording Policy
SoCalRailForums
Anger grows over San Pedro parking meters
Daily Breeze
Car sharing: Officials should try it themselves
Daily News
Catoe: Metro Will Release Scheduling Data (Google Transit)
DCist
Cities’ Plans to Swap Cash for Stimulus Are Stopped
New York Times
CityWatchLA - Students Win 4-Way Stop for Hollywood School
SoapBoxLA
Contactless payment cards next step for transit agencies
Contactless News
GAO says higher taxes would keep Highway Fund afloat
LandLine
Growing Ridership Strains Overburdened Transit Agencies
NewHour/PBS
Have a beef with the Expo Line's second phase?
Los Angeles Times/LA Now
LaHood to Bike Advocates: U.S. DOT Will Be Your “Full Partner”
StreetsBlogLA
LA Has No History? Pshaw! We've Got Over 200 Historical Groups!
LAist
L.A. is Number One in Traffic Delays, Says Study
Planetizen
Lower Gas Prices Are Not Increasing Driving
New York Times
Metro Backtracks on Frivolous Stimulus Money Giveaway
LAist
Metro Features Koreatown on New Poster by Local Artist
MidValleyNews
Metro "punts": Will release transit schedule data for Google and others
GreaterGreaterWashington
Metro's "Silver Line" Buses Would Consolidate Operations through Downtown
BlogDowntown
More Time Allotted For Expo Line Complaints
CurbedLA
No benefit to motorists in a 'hot fuel' fix, state panel says - When fuel is warm, buyers get less for their dollar, but upgrading pumps to compensate can be costly, a state panel says. California Energy Commission says the costs of compensating for gasoline temperature would outweigh the gains in fuel volume
Los Angeles Times
Some Public Transit Agencies Made Risky Financial Deals
NewsHour/PBS
State officials line up road projects for stimulus money
Los Angeles Times/LA Now
Stimulus Shell Game in Los Angeles
Planetizen
Swapping of stimulus money banned
Daily Breeze
The Night Bus
Riding in Riverside Blog
Will We See the New Bike Master Plan in April?
StreetsBlogLA
San Francisco Chronicle
Amtrak’s New Photography and Video Recording Policy
SoCalRailForums
Anger grows over San Pedro parking meters
Daily Breeze
Car sharing: Officials should try it themselves
Daily News
Catoe: Metro Will Release Scheduling Data (Google Transit)
DCist
Cities’ Plans to Swap Cash for Stimulus Are Stopped
New York Times
CityWatchLA - Students Win 4-Way Stop for Hollywood School
SoapBoxLA
Contactless payment cards next step for transit agencies
Contactless News
GAO says higher taxes would keep Highway Fund afloat
LandLine
Growing Ridership Strains Overburdened Transit Agencies
NewHour/PBS
Have a beef with the Expo Line's second phase?
Los Angeles Times/LA Now
LaHood to Bike Advocates: U.S. DOT Will Be Your “Full Partner”
StreetsBlogLA
LA Has No History? Pshaw! We've Got Over 200 Historical Groups!
LAist
L.A. is Number One in Traffic Delays, Says Study
Planetizen
Lower Gas Prices Are Not Increasing Driving
New York Times
Metro Backtracks on Frivolous Stimulus Money Giveaway
LAist
Metro Features Koreatown on New Poster by Local Artist
MidValleyNews
Metro "punts": Will release transit schedule data for Google and others
GreaterGreaterWashington
Metro's "Silver Line" Buses Would Consolidate Operations through Downtown
BlogDowntown
More Time Allotted For Expo Line Complaints
CurbedLA
No benefit to motorists in a 'hot fuel' fix, state panel says - When fuel is warm, buyers get less for their dollar, but upgrading pumps to compensate can be costly, a state panel says. California Energy Commission says the costs of compensating for gasoline temperature would outweigh the gains in fuel volume
Los Angeles Times
Some Public Transit Agencies Made Risky Financial Deals
NewsHour/PBS
State officials line up road projects for stimulus money
Los Angeles Times/LA Now
Stimulus Shell Game in Los Angeles
Planetizen
Swapping of stimulus money banned
Daily Breeze
The Night Bus
Riding in Riverside Blog
Will We See the New Bike Master Plan in April?
StreetsBlogLA
3/11/2009
Transportation Headlines for Wednesday March 11, 2009
Automated toll system changes for I-15's car pool lanes
San Diego Union Tribune
Bursting the Car Bubble - Chinatown from the DASH-eye view
Santa Monica Daily Press
Busy airports need runway safety improvements
Daily News
California likely to get at least $31.5 billion
Daily News
California projects included in omnibus bill - Spending package allocates $81.6 million for Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority's Gold Line extension from Union Station to East Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
California rolls out welcome mat for road investors
Reuters
CALPIRG: Don’t Waste the Stimulus on Highway Expansion
StreetsBlogLA
Cities plan to swap stimulus funds - U.S. aid can be exchanged for less restricted Measure R transit money, but projects must still meet guidelines
Los Angeles Times
Coming 405/22 Bridge Closure To Westward 7th St: OCTA Says It Met Last Year w/ LB City Mgm't
LB Report
Expo Line Transit Yard or Cultural Arts Center?
LAist
Freeway call boxes are going way of the cassette tape - Traffic officials want to rid freeways of free phone boxes
Orange County Register
From one destiny to another - Purchased more than a decade ago to become a rail yard, Bergamot Station has evolved into a premier arts destination, however, with fears of an Expo maintenance yard off Olympic Boulevard, some are wondering if Bergamot should go
Santa Monica Daily Press
Interstate 5 May Be First 'Green Freeway'
EcoGeek
LaHood Hits Back Hard Against Charges Of "Socialism"
Huffington Post
LAX may not meet deadline for federal safety standards, report says - Congress set a 2015 deadline for all U.S. airports to build or improve runway safety zones, but a report from the Department of Transportation says LAX and 10 others won't meet that deadline
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Transportation Facts and Fiction: Driving and Delay
Freakonomics/New York Times
Mineta Transportation Institute Study Finds That People Use Transit Less Often Where Crime Rates Are High
EarthTimes
MTA cancels federal stimulus funds swap
Whittier Daily News
New Mercedes-Benz Citaro FuelCELL Hybrid Buses being tested
BenzInsider
North America's First Hybrid Double Deck Bus Unveiled
VicNews
Officials: $400 million freeway project to create 12,000 jobs - County transit agency to hold meetings this month in Seal Beach, Rossmoor, Garden Grove and Westminster on project
Orange County Register
One Million Signed Up for TWIC - Milestone for high-tech identification card reached at West Coast center
Journal of Commerce
Our View: Memo to MTA Chief: Let's talk
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Runners encouraged to take Metro train to Pasadena marathon
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Southern California Business and Civic Leaders Urge Federal Legislators to Rev 'America's Recovery Engine'
PR Newswire
Stimulus money might not be enough for California - A state analysis of the federal stimulus indicates that California will get about $2 billion less than it needs to forestall the full tax hikes and budget cuts legislators approved last month
Los Angeles Times
Streetfilms: Take a Ride on the Seattle Streetcar
Streetsblog
Test drive for car sharing - The City of L.A. is working on alternatives to residents owning their own wheels
Daily Breeze
Train buffs can take advantage of Amtrak discounts
Mercury News
Welcome to Metro, Mr. Leahy
I Will Ride
What?! Small Cities are Selling Their Federal Stimulus Dollars
LAist
San Diego Union Tribune
Bursting the Car Bubble - Chinatown from the DASH-eye view
Santa Monica Daily Press
Busy airports need runway safety improvements
Daily News
California likely to get at least $31.5 billion
Daily News
California projects included in omnibus bill - Spending package allocates $81.6 million for Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority's Gold Line extension from Union Station to East Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
California rolls out welcome mat for road investors
Reuters
CALPIRG: Don’t Waste the Stimulus on Highway Expansion
StreetsBlogLA
Cities plan to swap stimulus funds - U.S. aid can be exchanged for less restricted Measure R transit money, but projects must still meet guidelines
Los Angeles Times
Coming 405/22 Bridge Closure To Westward 7th St: OCTA Says It Met Last Year w/ LB City Mgm't
LB Report
Expo Line Transit Yard or Cultural Arts Center?
LAist
Freeway call boxes are going way of the cassette tape - Traffic officials want to rid freeways of free phone boxes
Orange County Register
From one destiny to another - Purchased more than a decade ago to become a rail yard, Bergamot Station has evolved into a premier arts destination, however, with fears of an Expo maintenance yard off Olympic Boulevard, some are wondering if Bergamot should go
Santa Monica Daily Press
Interstate 5 May Be First 'Green Freeway'
EcoGeek
LaHood Hits Back Hard Against Charges Of "Socialism"
Huffington Post
LAX may not meet deadline for federal safety standards, report says - Congress set a 2015 deadline for all U.S. airports to build or improve runway safety zones, but a report from the Department of Transportation says LAX and 10 others won't meet that deadline
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Transportation Facts and Fiction: Driving and Delay
Freakonomics/New York Times
Mineta Transportation Institute Study Finds That People Use Transit Less Often Where Crime Rates Are High
EarthTimes
MTA cancels federal stimulus funds swap
Whittier Daily News
New Mercedes-Benz Citaro FuelCELL Hybrid Buses being tested
BenzInsider
North America's First Hybrid Double Deck Bus Unveiled
VicNews
Officials: $400 million freeway project to create 12,000 jobs - County transit agency to hold meetings this month in Seal Beach, Rossmoor, Garden Grove and Westminster on project
Orange County Register
One Million Signed Up for TWIC - Milestone for high-tech identification card reached at West Coast center
Journal of Commerce
Our View: Memo to MTA Chief: Let's talk
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Runners encouraged to take Metro train to Pasadena marathon
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Southern California Business and Civic Leaders Urge Federal Legislators to Rev 'America's Recovery Engine'
PR Newswire
Stimulus money might not be enough for California - A state analysis of the federal stimulus indicates that California will get about $2 billion less than it needs to forestall the full tax hikes and budget cuts legislators approved last month
Los Angeles Times
Streetfilms: Take a Ride on the Seattle Streetcar
Streetsblog
Test drive for car sharing - The City of L.A. is working on alternatives to residents owning their own wheels
Daily Breeze
Train buffs can take advantage of Amtrak discounts
Mercury News
Welcome to Metro, Mr. Leahy
I Will Ride
What?! Small Cities are Selling Their Federal Stimulus Dollars
LAist
3/10/2009
Transportation Headlines for Tuesday March 10, 2009
AC Transit riders may face higher fares
San Francisco Chronicle
Airport Guide for Regional Emergency Planning for CBRNE Events
Transportation Research Board
America's highway infrastructure needs money, manpower — and a new vision
How We Can Save Our Roads
Parade
Bag Check at Hollywood Subway Station Ends in Arrest of 1 Man
LAist
Bags Now Being Searched at Random in Metro Subway Stations
LAist
CALPIRG Report Identifies 20 Ways to Create More Jobs Quickly & Responsibly
Santa Monica Surf/Lookout News
Cal Poly opens new shuttle link to Metrolink station
Daily Bulletin
Cities selling stimulus money - Strapped for cash subhead on the shoulders
Pasadena Star News
City Makes Space for Zipcars on Public Streets
LAist
EXPO Notice of Extension of Comment Period on DEIR from March 13 to March 27, 2009
Build Expo
Ocean cargo/global logistics: Good news, bad news, for U.S. Seaports, according to Port Tracker report
Logistic Management
O.C.'s road test - Rejection of the Foothill South toll road is a chance for a new path
Los Angeles Times
Orange County to cut more bus services - About 7% of the county's annual bus-service hours will be cut. The eliminations are in addition to a January fare increase aimed at generating an additional $3 million annually
Los Angeles Times
Orange County transportation officials to discuss bus route cuts
KPCC 89.3 FM
Parking project about to begin at San Bernardino Metrolink station
Inland Empire Breaking News
Performance-Based Construction Contractor Prequalification
Transportation Research Board
Public-Sector Decision Making for Public-Private Partnerships
Transportation Research Board
Public transit stimulus money goes to states, cities
Reuters
Rail~Volution 2009: Call for Proposals
Smart Growth Online
Railway Age Names Pacific Harbor Line '2009 Short Line Railroad of the Year'
PRNewswire
Southern California Business and Civic Leaders Urge Federal Legislators to Rev 'America's Recovery Engine'
SysCon
States Explore Counting Miles To Replace Gas Tax
NPR
Tool for Planning and Monitoring Railroad Traffic Supports Visualization of Railroad Operations
Transportation Research Board
Transportation Monday - The Metro Gold Line Foothill Extension is getting in line for $150 million of those federal stimulus package dollars
Claremont Insider
TriMet will use $1 million of federal stimulus for bike parking
Oregonian
San Francisco Chronicle
Airport Guide for Regional Emergency Planning for CBRNE Events
Transportation Research Board
America's highway infrastructure needs money, manpower — and a new vision
How We Can Save Our Roads
Parade
Bag Check at Hollywood Subway Station Ends in Arrest of 1 Man
LAist
Bags Now Being Searched at Random in Metro Subway Stations
LAist
CALPIRG Report Identifies 20 Ways to Create More Jobs Quickly & Responsibly
Santa Monica Surf/Lookout News
Cal Poly opens new shuttle link to Metrolink station
Daily Bulletin
Cities selling stimulus money - Strapped for cash subhead on the shoulders
Pasadena Star News
City Makes Space for Zipcars on Public Streets
LAist
EXPO Notice of Extension of Comment Period on DEIR from March 13 to March 27, 2009
Build Expo
Ocean cargo/global logistics: Good news, bad news, for U.S. Seaports, according to Port Tracker report
Logistic Management
O.C.'s road test - Rejection of the Foothill South toll road is a chance for a new path
Los Angeles Times
Orange County to cut more bus services - About 7% of the county's annual bus-service hours will be cut. The eliminations are in addition to a January fare increase aimed at generating an additional $3 million annually
Los Angeles Times
Orange County transportation officials to discuss bus route cuts
KPCC 89.3 FM
Parking project about to begin at San Bernardino Metrolink station
Inland Empire Breaking News
Performance-Based Construction Contractor Prequalification
Transportation Research Board
Public-Sector Decision Making for Public-Private Partnerships
Transportation Research Board
Public transit stimulus money goes to states, cities
Reuters
Rail~Volution 2009: Call for Proposals
Smart Growth Online
Railway Age Names Pacific Harbor Line '2009 Short Line Railroad of the Year'
PRNewswire
Southern California Business and Civic Leaders Urge Federal Legislators to Rev 'America's Recovery Engine'
SysCon
States Explore Counting Miles To Replace Gas Tax
NPR
Tool for Planning and Monitoring Railroad Traffic Supports Visualization of Railroad Operations
Transportation Research Board
Transportation Monday - The Metro Gold Line Foothill Extension is getting in line for $150 million of those federal stimulus package dollars
Claremont Insider
TriMet will use $1 million of federal stimulus for bike parking
Oregonian
3/09/2009
Transportation Headlines for Monday March 9, 2009
10.7 Billion Trips Taken On U.S. Public Transportation In 2008 -- Highest Level in 52 Years; Ridership Increased as Gas Prices Decline and Jobs Were Lost
American Public Transportation Association
Bike Summit LA Headrush
Brayj Against the Machine
CAC Comments on Draft Environmental Impact Report for Expo Line Phase II
Citizen’s Advisory Council
Google Transit at TransITech: A year later and 500% greener
LatLongBlog
HOT Lanes Gain Momentum
KCBS
Increased California Rail Funding For 2009 - An interview with Caltrans’ Bill Bronte
RailPAC
Mass transit use climbs in 2008 in the U.S.
Los Angeles Times/LA Now
Putting Parking into Reverse - Professor’s Theories Influence Cities to Reconsider Pervasive Free Parking
InTransition Magazine
Santa Clarita pursues stimulus money
Santa Clarita Signal
Shoup Shows Cities How to “Just Say No” to Parking
InTransition Blog
Stimulus could help fund 68,800 O.C. jobs
Orange County Register
Transit outlook grimmer after record '08
USA Today
What Are You Looking For In Obama's Budget?
National Journal - Transportation
American Public Transportation Association
Bike Summit LA Headrush
Brayj Against the Machine
CAC Comments on Draft Environmental Impact Report for Expo Line Phase II
Citizen’s Advisory Council
Google Transit at TransITech: A year later and 500% greener
LatLongBlog
HOT Lanes Gain Momentum
KCBS
Increased California Rail Funding For 2009 - An interview with Caltrans’ Bill Bronte
RailPAC
Mass transit use climbs in 2008 in the U.S.
Los Angeles Times/LA Now
Putting Parking into Reverse - Professor’s Theories Influence Cities to Reconsider Pervasive Free Parking
InTransition Magazine
Santa Clarita pursues stimulus money
Santa Clarita Signal
Shoup Shows Cities How to “Just Say No” to Parking
InTransition Blog
Stimulus could help fund 68,800 O.C. jobs
Orange County Register
Transit outlook grimmer after record '08
USA Today
What Are You Looking For In Obama's Budget?
National Journal - Transportation
3/08/2009
Transportation Headlines for Sunday March 8, 2009
Ceiling-Mounted Subway Maps - GPS System Pinpoints Location on Subway Car Ceilings
Trend Hunter
Getting Around Without Wheels Part I
Los Angeles on the Cheap
GO Transit unveils green bus facility
Metro Magazine
High-Speed Rail Drives Obama's Transportation Agenda
Washington Post
National bank proposed for transit projects
Asbury Park Press
Officials Seek Way to Fill a Gas Tax Gap
New York Times
Radical high-speed trains briefly brightened the Depression
Baltimore Sun
Safety concerns on Baldwin Park street highlighted
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Santa Monica May Scale Back On Taxis
Canyon News
Slow Travel: NYT Guy Takes Amtrak Across the USA
Jaunted
Sprinter completes inaugural year on Monday
North County Times
Stimulus will fix roads in Torrance - the $2 million in federal money will help pay for a $3.7 million project on Crenshaw between Maricopa Street and Sepulveda Boulevard
Daily Breeze
U.S. Dept of Transportation: Surface Trade with Canada and Mexico Fell 13.1 Percent
TransportGooru
VerdeXchange Panelists Address Efficiencies in Built Environment
The Planning Report
Trend Hunter
Getting Around Without Wheels Part I
Los Angeles on the Cheap
GO Transit unveils green bus facility
Metro Magazine
High-Speed Rail Drives Obama's Transportation Agenda
Washington Post
National bank proposed for transit projects
Asbury Park Press
Officials Seek Way to Fill a Gas Tax Gap
New York Times
Radical high-speed trains briefly brightened the Depression
Baltimore Sun
Safety concerns on Baldwin Park street highlighted
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Santa Monica May Scale Back On Taxis
Canyon News
Slow Travel: NYT Guy Takes Amtrak Across the USA
Jaunted
Sprinter completes inaugural year on Monday
North County Times
Stimulus will fix roads in Torrance - the $2 million in federal money will help pay for a $3.7 million project on Crenshaw between Maricopa Street and Sepulveda Boulevard
Daily Breeze
U.S. Dept of Transportation: Surface Trade with Canada and Mexico Fell 13.1 Percent
TransportGooru
VerdeXchange Panelists Address Efficiencies in Built Environment
The Planning Report
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