AFL-CIO Flexing Its Muscle For Senate Transit Operating Aid Bill
StreetsBlog DC
CHSRA's Backup Funding Plans Show Need To Win Federal Funding
California High Speed Rail Blog
City Hall's One-Time Neighbor
Blog Downtown
Dinky Or Bus? A Town Is Torn (The Princeton Dinky Line, the nation's shortest regularly scheduled commuter route, is threatened with closure and replacement with bus service. It has operated since May, 1865)
New York Times
Dozens Of Bicyclists Ride To USDOT Friday To Tell Secretary LaHood "Thanks"
Transportation For America
Envisioning The Industrial Arts District: City Officials Ponder Recommendations For Transforming The "Cleantech Corridor"
Los Angeles Downtown News
Extreme Makeover: Reinventing The Parking Lot
Time
Golden Gate Bridge To Charge Carpoolers $3 Toll (carpoolers lose free ride on all Bay Area bridges)
San Francisco Chronicle
How To Ride Transit To UCLA & A Call For Reviews
UCLA Be A Green Commuter!
Guide To Public Transit At UCLA
UCLA Public Transit Main Page
Increasing The Number Of Freeway Lanes Is Not A Cost Effective Way To Reduce Traffic Congestion
Bike San Diego
Is Cycling's Critical Mass In Critical Condition?
Treehugger
Keeping Tracks: Another Railway Company Unveils Plans For Train Routes From LV
Las Vegas Business Press
Kids Lose Safe Ride Home With DASH Cuts
USC Annenberg Neon Tommy
King Of The Road (interview with John Fisher, head of transportation engineering at LADOT)
The Atlantic
M.T.A.'s Budget Ills Are Worse Than Accounts Of Spitting
New York Times
Musings On Trends And Challenges Of Increased Traffic Use
StreetsBlog LA
National Intelligent Transportation Vision Begins To Take Shape (Bay Area Metropolitan Transportation Commission intends to use wireless technology developed through the USDOT's IntelliDrive project to automatically detect how many passengers are in a vehicle, give drivers estimated commute times, and calculate and charge toll fees)
Government Technology
Regional Transportation Authorities Are Not Necessarily The Solution To The Urban-Suburban Divide
Transport Politic
Route 66 Hearings To Begin
Los Angeles Times
Should Mass Transit Get $2 Billion In Emergency Operating Aid?
National Journal Transportation Blog
Tech Tries To Solve SF Parking
San Francisco Chronicle
Walking In L.A.: The Data Driven City (part 7 in a series, focusing on ATSAC, Los Angeles' Automated Traffic Surveillance And Control Center)
GOOD
White House To Tie Together Mapping And Data Sites
NextGov
Younger People Driving Less, Auto Industry Getting Nervous
StreetsBlog Network
