The 13 Best U.S. Cities For Public Transit
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50 Years Ago This Week: The Story And Photos From The Last Day Of Red Car Service & First Day Of Bus Service To Long Beach
Metro Transportation Library Primary Resources Blog
2011 Marks Pair Of Anniversaries For CA State Railroad Museum (Sacramento's "three-story, 100,000-square-foot, brick museum...receives more than 500,000 visitors per year.")
Valley Community Newspapers
Agreement Moves Metro Gold Line Project Forward
Pasadena Star-News
America Needs A Six-Year Transportation Blueprint
U.S. DOT Fast Lane Blog
Approvals For L.A.'s Downtown Football Stadium Could Take A Year, Report Says
Los Angeles Times
Bone Bungling At Old Cemetery: Native Americans Get Short Shrift As LA Plaza Downtown Opens Under A Cloud
LA Weekly
California Aims To Improve Predictions For Traffic Jams
Government Technology
Car Sharing Start-Ups Bask In Zipcar's I.P.O. Glow
New York Times
Come Out And Play: Let's Help CicLAvia Become More Friendly To Kids And Walkers
StreetsBlog LA
Gas Prices Could Soon Break July 2008 Record
USA Today
Gov. Brown Signs Law Requiring 33% Of Energy Be Renewable By 2020: The California Law Increases A Previous Mandate Of 20% Renewable Energy. U.S. Energy Secretary Calls The Law A Model For Other States, and An Industry Group Says It Could Create 100,000 Jobs
Los Angeles Times
Highway Funding Is At Risk
Wall Street Journal
L.A. On Bicycles -- "Life Is Good!": Montebello And East Los Angeles Bicyclists Take part In Second CicLAvia
EGP News
Long-Term Strategies Emerge For Caltrain
San Mateo Daily Journal
[D.C.] Metro Hikes Not Keeping People From Riding During Peak Hours ("A new report from Metro shows that ridership hasn't really been affected by the fares implemented last year and that only 3 percent of trips have moved from the busiest times, in the morning and evening.")
WAMU
Metro Takes Ownership Of Union Station ("Coming on board to head up the planning process will be Cal Hollis, who Metro is hiring away from the sinking ship of the Community Redevelopment Agency.")
Blog Downtown
Metrolink Proposes Additional Service In Southern California
Ventura County Star
Moving Beyond The Automobile: Road Diet (video)
StreetFilms
NAACP Calls For Probe Of Highway Stimulus Inequities: Judge Upholds Caltrans Program To Help Minority And Women-Owned Businesses ("The Riverside Branch of the NAACP is asking for an investigation into what it calls a “systemic pattern of excluding” minority and women-owned businesses from federal highway stimulus projects.")
Black Voice News
New Survey: Americans (Mostly) Prefer Smart Growth To Sprawl
Infrastructurist
Practices In The Development And Deployment Of Downtown Circulators (123p. PDF)
Transit Cooperative Research Program
Should Inaccessible Employers Subsidize Transit?
Human Transit
University Transportation Centers: Solving Today's Problems, Developing Tomorrow's Transportation Professionals ("Another terrific benefit of DOT's partnership with universities across America is that while we're helping academic experts deliver real-world solutions to market, we're also developing the next generation of transportation professionals among students. I can't tell you how important that is to the safety and economic competitiveness of future generations of Americans.")
U.S. DOT Fast Lane Blog
Westlake Village Marks Start Of $1.6 Million Interchange Project
Ventura County Star
Where Now For HSR Funding?
California High Speed Rail Blog
