7 Most Popular US Light Rails
Huffington Post
95% Of Trains Are On Time? Riders Beg To Differ
New York Times
A.D.A. Turns 20: Transportation And The Americans With Disabilities Act
Metro Transportation Library Primary Resources Blog
Ads On License Plates Could Be Trend Of The Future: But Is It A Good Idea? No
AOL
Cell Service, Wi-Fi Coming To A Subway Near You: MTA Deal With Transit Wireless Back On Track
New York Daily News
DOT's Big Plans Take Shape
Journal Of Commerce
A Guide For Planning And Operating Flexible Public Transportation Services (98p. PDF)
U.S. Transportation Research Board
It's A Planning Party As LoGrande Is Confirmed As Planning Dept Head ("In terms of some his immediate planning goals, LoGrande mentioned the Mayor's 30-10 plan and the need to build around the city's planned transportation projects.")
Curbed LA
L.A. Planning Department's First Public Participation Webinar
Planetizen
L.A. StreetsBlog Lives: Time To Party
StreetsBlog LA
LaHood Says No Fuel Tax Increase Needed For Transport
Journal Of Commerce
Modest Goals For New L.A. Planning Head
California Planning & Development Report
Opinion: An Easy Ride On The Bus
Santa Monica Daily Press
Pedestrians In Canada Take Back The Streets (Moves to decriminalize jaywalking)
Where The Sidewalk Starts
Perspective: It Takes A Village And Leadership To Develop Port Projects (Ports of Los Angeles & Long Beach)
Cunningham Report
San Juan To Ban Cars, Make "Walkable City" ("The oldest city in the Americas bans cars from its colonial streets and outlines a plan to make San Juan more livable.")
Planetizen
Secretary LaHood: Republicans Tell Me In Private The Stimulus Is Working
Huffington Post
Sen. Schumer To Work To Make Transit Tax Break Permanent
Reuters
Should We Scrap The Gas Tax And Simply Have More Tolls?
Infrastructurist
Soundwall Project Will Finally Bring Noise Relief To Two Duarte Schools
Pasadena Star-News
Tom Bradley And Downtown Development: The End Of A $750 Million Project Marks A Time For Reflection
Los Angeles Downtown News
Travelers Behaving Badly: Behavioral Economics Offers Insights And Strategies For Improving Transportation
In Transition
What Villaraigosa Says About His New Planning Director
LA Observed
Zip It (An around-the-world overview of anti-disorder campaigns that change urban norms include the claim that mimes mocking jaywalkers have led to fewer traffic fatalities in Bogota)
City Journal
