As Cellular Service Expands In Subways, Thefts Rise
New York Times
California Traffic Deaths Head Toward All-Time Low
San Francisco Chronicle
Could L.A.'s Transit Plan Become A Winning Campaign Issue For Boxer?
StreetsBlog LA
Does Transportation Need A Sustainability Measurement System?
National Journal Transportation Blog
Fixing L.A.'s Sidewalks Is A $1.2 Billion Problem
LAist
Former U.S. DOT Chief On The Worst-Case Scenario: 4 Years Of Extensions
StreetsBlog DC
Foothill Rate Hike Could Prevent Cuts
San Bernardino Sun
GPS A Go-Go For Community Shuttle Bus
Planetizen
Is The U.S. Ready For A Sustained High-Speed Rail Funding Source?
Transport Politic
LACMTA Considers Light-Rail Extension (Green Light extension from Redondo Beach Station to Torrance Regional Transit Station)
Progressive Railroading
Next Up: A Smarter Streetlight
New York Times
Op-Ed: Putting L.A. Transit In The Fast Lane: Villaraigosa-Backed 30/10 Initiative Would Lift Local Economy While Speeding Transportation Projects (Mark Ridley-Thomas)
Los Angeles Business Journal
Opinion: Let's Make 30/10 Work For All Of L.A. County (Michael D. Antonovich)
Santa Clarita Valley Signal
Trains Connect Many Parts Of S.B. History (" The first railroad arrived in San Bernardino in 1883, putting San Bernardino on the map...The 1918 Moorish-style San Bernardino Depot was once one of the busiest train depots west of the Mississippi River because Santa Fe Railways used it as a transportation hub.")
Riverside Press-Enterprise
TTC May Opt For "Open" Electronic Fare Payment System: The Toronto Transit Commission May Implement An "Open Payment" System That Allows Riders To Use Credit Or Debit Cards, And Even Cell Phones To Pay Their Fares At Turnstiles Or Fare Boxes
IT Business (Canada)
White House: Congestion Pricing On The Table (The Obama Administration's efforts to stop sprawl and make cities livable might include new rail lines, water commuting and - possibly - using tolls to fight traffic and pollution)
City Limits
Writing Women Back Into Cycling (call for survey participants)
Association Of Pedestrian And Bicycle Professionals
