Bike-Friendly Road Plan Progressing
Glendale News-Press
Bill Would Cut All Funding To HUD
Housing Wire
CA Rep. Hunter: Roads Constitutionally Mandated, Transit Must Pay For Itself
StreetsBlog LA
Enviro Law Experts: Review For Bike Lanes A Waste Of Taxpayer Money ("We asked some top legal and planning experts for their opinion, and they agreed: Bike lanes generally don’t and shouldn’t need to go through environmental review.")
StreetsBlog
Gehl Architect's Amazing Bird's Eye View Of Parking On The Figueroa Corridor
StreetsBlogLA
High-Speed Rail Should Focus On Northeast, Say Politicians -- And Involve Private Sector
Transportation Nation
Jerry Snyder Unveils Plans For Wilshire District Site (Wilshire & Vermont)
Los Angeles Times
Long And Triumphant History Of Women In Cycling
StreetsBlog Network
Measuring The Global Health Impact Of Transportation Reform
StreetsBlog Network
Metro Board Adopts Cost Control Plan For Measure R Bus, Road And Rail Projects
Los Angeles Times
NYC MTA: Our Website Maxed Out At 500,000 Users In This Blizzard
Transportation Nation
Panel Clears Members Of High-Speed Rail Board After Investigations Into Overseas Trips
Los Angeles Times
Recent Research: High-Speed Rail And California's Economic Growth, Reducing Transportation's GHG Emissions & Do Roads Pay For Themselves?
Metro Transportation Library Primary Resources Blog
Soot Crackdown Lags As EPA Wrestles Other Deadlines
New York Times
State Of Port Address On Friday To Look To Future
Long Beach Post
A Sustainable Ending For The 710 Debate: Let's Build Light Rail For Everyone
StreetsBlog LA
Transport And Health: Measuring The Link
The City Fix
Transportation Committee Shrinks, EPW Announces New Members
StreetsBlog DC
What Now For The West Hollwood Transit Corridor?
WeHo News
Why Cutting Rail Funding Would Hurt America's Transportation Future
Infrastructurist
1/28/2011
1/27/2011
Gold Line Foothill Extension, Westside Subway, Vision California, Reading L.A. Urbanism, TOD Summit & More
California Gov. Jerry Brown Defends Cutting Redevelopment Agencies: Nine Big-City Mayors, Meeting With The Governor, Criticize The Budget Proposal
Los Angeles Times
A Call For Zero Emissions As Railyards Seek To Expand
Long Beach Post
Congressional Leaders Give Transport Bill High Priority: First Hearing Of 112th Congress Devoted To Transportation Infrastructure
Journal Of Commerce
Crossing Solutions At Roundabouts And Channelized Turn Lanes For Pedestrians With Vision Disabilities (152p. PDF)
National Cooperative Highway Research Program
For Bikesharing, Forget Stations; All You Need Is A Phone
The City Fix
House Transpo Committee Promises Bipartisanship, To Tackle Aviation First
StreetsBlog DC
If You're So Happy In Your Car, Why Are You So Mad At The People Walking?
Grist
Pedestrian Traffic Fatalities By State: 2010 Preliminary Data (14p. PDF)
Governors Highway Safety Association
L.A. City Council Agrees To Speed Up Spending $52 Million In Redevelopment Money Before Governor Can Tap It
Los Angeles Times
LADOT Following Up On 2009 Promise: More Bike Lanes On Reseda, Rinaldi In The Valley
StreetsBlog LA
Metro Gold Line Foothill Extension Needs Smart Route, Community Says
USC Annenberg Neon Tommy
Metro Shows Off Subway Progress: Plans Are Proceeding Apace, Residents At A Westwood Community Meeting Hear (video)
Century City Patch
New And Notable: L.A. As "Smogtown," Ethics Of Metropolitan Growth & Integrated Transport
Metro Transportation Library Primary Resources Blog
New Meters Aim To Cure Parking Headaches
Wall Street Journal
NTSB Chair: When It Comes To Safety, We Can Pay Now -- Or Pay Later
Transportation Nation
President Obama's State Of The Union Calls The Clean Tech Future Our Sputnik Moment
Inhabitat
Rail Safety: Federal Railroad Administration Should Report On Risks To The Successful Implementation Of Mandated Safety Technology (82p. PDF)
U.S. Government Accountability Office
Reading L.A.: The Los Angeles Times Takes On The Literature Of L.A.'s Architecture & Urbanism Throughout 2011
Metro Transportation Library Primary Resources Blog
Resource Guide For Commingling ADA and Non-ADA Paratransit Riders (112p. PDF)
Transit Cooperative Research Program
Sean Martin: Taking Over LA On Two Wheels (video)
I Am Los Angeles
Senate Committee Backs Infrastructure Spending (But Not For Bike Lanes)
StreetsBlog DC
Sprint 4G Donates $10K To CicLAvia To Open The Streets Of Los Angeles
Business Wire
This Week's Big Transit Meeting: City Council Debates Wilshire BOL On Friday (Late update: This item moved to next Wednesday, February 2)
StreetsBlog LA
TOD Summit Kickoff Event (Friday, January 28 : Union Station Main Concourse : Focus on increasing public and private sector engagement to discuss pressing transportation and land use challenges as they relate to TOD in the region; panel discussions on complex land use development issues for transit stations in Baldwin Park, Compton, Inglewood, Santa Monica)
Urban Land Institute, Los Angeles
Top DOT Officials Preview The Push For A Transportation Bill
StreetsBlog DC
U.S. Chamber Praises Obama's Call For Infrastructure Spending
Washington Post
Villaraigosa, Mayors To Meet With Brown Over Budget Cuts
Daily Breeze
Vision California: Charting Our Future ("Vision California is an unprecedented effort to explore the role of land use and transportation investments in meeting the environmental, fiscal, and public health challenges facing California over the coming decades. The project is producing new scenario development and analysis tools to examine the impacts of varying policy decisions and development patterns. By clearly expressing the consequences of different growth scenarios, Vision California can inform the decisions that will drive California’s infrastructure investments.")
Vision California
Statewide Scenarios Report (19p. PDF)
Summary And Key Finding (2p. PDF)
Rapid Fire Model Technical Summary (25p. PDF)
We Need Trains To "Win The Future" -- So Get Over That Deficit Hysteria
Grist
Los Angeles Times
A Call For Zero Emissions As Railyards Seek To Expand
Long Beach Post
Congressional Leaders Give Transport Bill High Priority: First Hearing Of 112th Congress Devoted To Transportation Infrastructure
Journal Of Commerce
Crossing Solutions At Roundabouts And Channelized Turn Lanes For Pedestrians With Vision Disabilities (152p. PDF)
National Cooperative Highway Research Program
For Bikesharing, Forget Stations; All You Need Is A Phone
The City Fix
House Transpo Committee Promises Bipartisanship, To Tackle Aviation First
StreetsBlog DC
If You're So Happy In Your Car, Why Are You So Mad At The People Walking?
Grist
Pedestrian Traffic Fatalities By State: 2010 Preliminary Data (14p. PDF)
Governors Highway Safety Association
L.A. City Council Agrees To Speed Up Spending $52 Million In Redevelopment Money Before Governor Can Tap It
Los Angeles Times
LADOT Following Up On 2009 Promise: More Bike Lanes On Reseda, Rinaldi In The Valley
StreetsBlog LA
Metro Gold Line Foothill Extension Needs Smart Route, Community Says
USC Annenberg Neon Tommy
Metro Shows Off Subway Progress: Plans Are Proceeding Apace, Residents At A Westwood Community Meeting Hear (video)
Century City Patch
New And Notable: L.A. As "Smogtown," Ethics Of Metropolitan Growth & Integrated Transport
Metro Transportation Library Primary Resources Blog
New Meters Aim To Cure Parking Headaches
Wall Street Journal
NTSB Chair: When It Comes To Safety, We Can Pay Now -- Or Pay Later
Transportation Nation
President Obama's State Of The Union Calls The Clean Tech Future Our Sputnik Moment
Inhabitat
Rail Safety: Federal Railroad Administration Should Report On Risks To The Successful Implementation Of Mandated Safety Technology (82p. PDF)
U.S. Government Accountability Office
Reading L.A.: The Los Angeles Times Takes On The Literature Of L.A.'s Architecture & Urbanism Throughout 2011
Metro Transportation Library Primary Resources Blog
Resource Guide For Commingling ADA and Non-ADA Paratransit Riders (112p. PDF)
Transit Cooperative Research Program
Sean Martin: Taking Over LA On Two Wheels (video)
I Am Los Angeles
Senate Committee Backs Infrastructure Spending (But Not For Bike Lanes)
StreetsBlog DC
Sprint 4G Donates $10K To CicLAvia To Open The Streets Of Los Angeles
Business Wire
This Week's Big Transit Meeting: City Council Debates Wilshire BOL On Friday (Late update: This item moved to next Wednesday, February 2)
StreetsBlog LA
TOD Summit Kickoff Event (Friday, January 28 : Union Station Main Concourse : Focus on increasing public and private sector engagement to discuss pressing transportation and land use challenges as they relate to TOD in the region; panel discussions on complex land use development issues for transit stations in Baldwin Park, Compton, Inglewood, Santa Monica)
Urban Land Institute, Los Angeles
Top DOT Officials Preview The Push For A Transportation Bill
StreetsBlog DC
U.S. Chamber Praises Obama's Call For Infrastructure Spending
Washington Post
Villaraigosa, Mayors To Meet With Brown Over Budget Cuts
Daily Breeze
Vision California: Charting Our Future ("Vision California is an unprecedented effort to explore the role of land use and transportation investments in meeting the environmental, fiscal, and public health challenges facing California over the coming decades. The project is producing new scenario development and analysis tools to examine the impacts of varying policy decisions and development patterns. By clearly expressing the consequences of different growth scenarios, Vision California can inform the decisions that will drive California’s infrastructure investments.")
Vision California
Statewide Scenarios Report (19p. PDF)
Summary And Key Finding (2p. PDF)
We Need Trains To "Win The Future" -- So Get Over That Deficit Hysteria
Grist
1/26/2011
30/10 Revisited, State Of The Union, Metrolink Double Tracking, Statewide Transportation Planning, Infrastructure Naming Rights & More
2011 Sustainable Transport Award: Developing Cities Serve As Model Of Progress For U.S.
The City Fix
The 30/10 Initiative Revisited
Huffington Post
Administration Readies Transportation Plan
Associated Press
California To Audit 18 Redevelopment Agencies: Controller John Chiang Says His Agency Will Look At The Books Of Local Entities Charged With Improving Blight. The Governor Wants To Use The Billions Controlled By The Agencies To Pay For Schools And Basic Services
Los Angeles Times
Cheviot Hills Homeowners Preemptively Declare Victory Obstructing Expo Bike Path
StreetsBlog LA
CHSRA Proposed Aerial Structure Along I-10 In San Gabriel Valley
California High Speed Rail Blog
Editorial: A Clearing Traffic Pattern
Daily Breeze
GAO: Transportation Spending An Investment With Uncertain Returns
Mobilizing The Region
Statewide Transportation Planning: Opportunities Exist To Transition To Performance-Based Planning And Federal Oversight (72p. PDF)
U.S. Government Accountability Office
Highlights (PDF)
Summary
Higher Financial Liability Cap Sought For Chatsworth Metrolink Crash Victims: Republican Rep. Elton Gallegly Asks For An Increase From $200 Million To $275 Million And Says Chatsworth Crash Victims May Need More
Los Angeles Times
Is Your Company Prepared For $5 Gallon Gas?
Environmental Defense Fund Way2Go Blog
LA-SD High Speed Rail Link Scores High In New Study: Alternatives For High Speed Rail In San Diego To Be Unveiled
San Diego Union-Tribune
Long Beach Streets Prepare For Congestion As Freeway Construction Continues
Long Beach Post
Metrolink's Antelope Valley Service Could Improve With Double Tracking Project
KCET
More Mass Transit Agencies Consider Selling Station Naming Rights
Smart Planet
Motion And Mishaps In Our Rail Transportation Network
CityWatch
New Infrastructure Strategy: Yes, Build -- But
Citiwire
Obama Aims To Boost Infrastructure Spending
Wall Street Journal
Obama: 80 Percent Of Americans Should Have Access To High Speed Rail By 2036
Transportation Nation
Obama: Europe And Russia Invest More In Roads And Railways Than We Do
StreetsBlog DC
Pedaling Into The Future: There's A Movement Afoot In The South Bay To Make Bicycling As A Means Of Transportation Easier And Safer
Manhattan Beach Patch
Should We Sell Naming Rights To Infrastructure?
Infrastructurist
Speeding High Efficiency Truck Adoption: Recommended Policies, Incentives And Investments (38p. PDF : "The goal of this report is to identify the best incentives and complementary policies to overcome technology and market barriers and support an accelerated transition to more‐efficient, cleaner trucks.")
CalStart
Study: Roads Are Safer In Urban Areas
USA Today
Time To Talk Trains On The Westside: The Extension Project Would Bring Underground Trains Across The Miracle Mile And Fairfax Districts, Beverly Hills And Century City, Then Across Westwood
NBC Los Angeles
Transit's Product: Mobility Or Access?
Human Transit
Uphill Battle For Panel Chief On Transportation Funding
Wall Street Journal
Wherever You Want To Go: Four Films About The Future Of Mobility (Four documentary films coming in February speak to the future of mobility in a variety of transportation modes)
BMW
Will Figueroa Street Be Los Angeles' First Truly Complete Street?
StreetsBlog LA
The City Fix
The 30/10 Initiative Revisited
Huffington Post
Administration Readies Transportation Plan
Associated Press
California To Audit 18 Redevelopment Agencies: Controller John Chiang Says His Agency Will Look At The Books Of Local Entities Charged With Improving Blight. The Governor Wants To Use The Billions Controlled By The Agencies To Pay For Schools And Basic Services
Los Angeles Times
Cheviot Hills Homeowners Preemptively Declare Victory Obstructing Expo Bike Path
StreetsBlog LA
CHSRA Proposed Aerial Structure Along I-10 In San Gabriel Valley
California High Speed Rail Blog
Editorial: A Clearing Traffic Pattern
Daily Breeze
GAO: Transportation Spending An Investment With Uncertain Returns
Mobilizing The Region
Statewide Transportation Planning: Opportunities Exist To Transition To Performance-Based Planning And Federal Oversight (72p. PDF)
U.S. Government Accountability Office
Highlights (PDF)
Summary
Higher Financial Liability Cap Sought For Chatsworth Metrolink Crash Victims: Republican Rep. Elton Gallegly Asks For An Increase From $200 Million To $275 Million And Says Chatsworth Crash Victims May Need More
Los Angeles Times
Is Your Company Prepared For $5 Gallon Gas?
Environmental Defense Fund Way2Go Blog
LA-SD High Speed Rail Link Scores High In New Study: Alternatives For High Speed Rail In San Diego To Be Unveiled
San Diego Union-Tribune
Long Beach Streets Prepare For Congestion As Freeway Construction Continues
Long Beach Post
Metrolink's Antelope Valley Service Could Improve With Double Tracking Project
KCET
More Mass Transit Agencies Consider Selling Station Naming Rights
Smart Planet
Motion And Mishaps In Our Rail Transportation Network
CityWatch
New Infrastructure Strategy: Yes, Build -- But
Citiwire
Obama Aims To Boost Infrastructure Spending
Wall Street Journal
Obama: 80 Percent Of Americans Should Have Access To High Speed Rail By 2036
Transportation Nation
Obama: Europe And Russia Invest More In Roads And Railways Than We Do
StreetsBlog DC
Pedaling Into The Future: There's A Movement Afoot In The South Bay To Make Bicycling As A Means Of Transportation Easier And Safer
Manhattan Beach Patch
Should We Sell Naming Rights To Infrastructure?
Infrastructurist
Speeding High Efficiency Truck Adoption: Recommended Policies, Incentives And Investments (38p. PDF : "The goal of this report is to identify the best incentives and complementary policies to overcome technology and market barriers and support an accelerated transition to more‐efficient, cleaner trucks.")
CalStart
Study: Roads Are Safer In Urban Areas
USA Today
Time To Talk Trains On The Westside: The Extension Project Would Bring Underground Trains Across The Miracle Mile And Fairfax Districts, Beverly Hills And Century City, Then Across Westwood
NBC Los Angeles
Transit's Product: Mobility Or Access?
Human Transit
Uphill Battle For Panel Chief On Transportation Funding
Wall Street Journal
Wherever You Want To Go: Four Films About The Future Of Mobility (Four documentary films coming in February speak to the future of mobility in a variety of transportation modes)
BMW
Will Figueroa Street Be Los Angeles' First Truly Complete Street?
StreetsBlog LA
1/25/2011
Sustainable Transport Winner, State Of The Union, Montebello Clean Buses, GreenStart, Streets Reconsidered, San Diego's 50/10 Plan & More
42 Ways To Fund Transit-Oriented Development
New Urban Network
2010 Inventory Of TOD Programs: A National Review Of State, Regional And Local Programs That Fund Transit-Oriented Development Plans And Projects
Reconnecting America
Press Release
2011 Sustainable Transport Award Winner: Guangzhou, China (The winner successfully integrates a world-class bus rapid transit system with bike lanes, bike share and metro stations)
The City Fix
Guanghzhou's BRT: Revolutionizing Perceptions Of Bus Travel In China
The City Fix
Institute For Transportation & Development Policy (Read about Sustainable Transport Award nominees: Guangzhou, Leon, Lima, Nantes and Tehran)
Assistant Secretary For Transportation Policy: Infrastructure To Be "One Of The Themes" Of State Of The Union
Transportation Nation
Beyond Transit Scores: An Exchange With Matt Lerner
Human Transit
Can A New High-Speed Rail System Save The American Dream? ("It will be much easier to adjust to the unimaginable economic and environmental crunches coming our way if we launched that system before peak oil smacks us upside the head as early as 2015, according to a recent report by the U.S. Joint Forces Command. And that's being generous; some would argue that we've been experiencing peak oil's birth pangs for over a decade.")
AlterNet
JOE 2010: Joint Operating Report (76p. PDF : discussion of Peak Oil begins on p. 26)
United States Joint Forces Command
City Weighs In On Rail Authority's Proposal For Elevated Line (Proposal for an elevated structure within the I-10 Freeway median in Alhambra)
Pasadena Star-News
Editorial: It's Good News L.A. Has Lost Its Top Listing For Traffic Gridlock
Los Angeles Daily News
Fair Oaks Corridor Improvement Project Begins In South Pasadena
StreetsBlog LA
Huge Parking Fines Inspired Parking Watch App
Reuters
Park Patrol App
In California, GreenStart Acts As A Model For Making Green Tech A Reality ("In 1992, with the help of $6 million in state and federal grants, a nonprofit consortium of companies formed CalStart in hopes of developing a green transportation technology sector in California...CalStart plans to release Tuesday a blue-ribbon panel report that calls for...increased investment in clean transportation technologies, creating jobs and improving the environment.")
USC Annenberg Neon Tommy
Long Beach To Hold "State Of The Port" Address
Port World
Montebello Bus Lines Replacing Diesel Buses With Cleaner Burning Fuel
Pasadena Star-News
NTPP: Infrastructure Investment Will Only Boost The Economy If Done Right
StreetsBlog DC
Opinion: The High-Speed Rail Money Pit
Orange County Register
Pitch For Rebuilding Infrastructure Carries Political Challenges ("The challenge the administration now faces is twofold: negotiating a new transportation bill with Congress amid great uncertainty over where the money will come from and what it should be spent on, and then devising a system that would ensure that in times of limited resources, the worthiest projects get money.")
New York Times
Republican Opposition To Transit: A Geographic Explanation
StreetsBlog Network
SCI-Arc Campus Part Of Ten Property Settlement Agreement Between Meruelo Maddux And Lender (SCI-Arc occupies a quarter-mile long building rebuilt from L.A.'s original 1907 Santa Fe Rail Freight Terminal)
Blog Downtown
Servant Or Snoop In The Parking Garage?
Los Angeles Times
Strategic Approaches To Developing A Social Networking Page (12p. PDF)
Transportation Research Board
Streets Reconsidered: Inclusive Design For The Public Realm ("Re: streets is a fundamental rethinking of American streets. Funded in part by the National Endowment for the Arts, Re: Streets will result in a manual for designing streets to accommodate people of all ages and abilities and will serve a wide range of purposes, including transportation, commerce, education, recreation, and the ecosystem." Working conference and design charette will be held at UC Berkeley, July 21-23, 2011.)
Re: Streets
Study: Traffic Jams Making A Comeback
Riverside Press-Enterprise
Transportation Industry Faces More Aggressive Regulation
PR Newswire
The Regulators Ramp Up
Journal Of Commerce
Wheelchair Access Via Open Source Mapping
The City Fix
Wheelmap.org: Find Wheelchair Accessible Places
Wheelmap
With Los Angeles As Inspiration, San Diego Enviros Call For 50/10 Plan
StreetsBlog LA
New Urban Network
2010 Inventory Of TOD Programs: A National Review Of State, Regional And Local Programs That Fund Transit-Oriented Development Plans And Projects
Reconnecting America
Press Release
2011 Sustainable Transport Award Winner: Guangzhou, China (The winner successfully integrates a world-class bus rapid transit system with bike lanes, bike share and metro stations)
The City Fix
Guanghzhou's BRT: Revolutionizing Perceptions Of Bus Travel In China
The City Fix
Institute For Transportation & Development Policy (Read about Sustainable Transport Award nominees: Guangzhou, Leon, Lima, Nantes and Tehran)
Assistant Secretary For Transportation Policy: Infrastructure To Be "One Of The Themes" Of State Of The Union
Transportation Nation
Beyond Transit Scores: An Exchange With Matt Lerner
Human Transit
Can A New High-Speed Rail System Save The American Dream? ("It will be much easier to adjust to the unimaginable economic and environmental crunches coming our way if we launched that system before peak oil smacks us upside the head as early as 2015, according to a recent report by the U.S. Joint Forces Command. And that's being generous; some would argue that we've been experiencing peak oil's birth pangs for over a decade.")
AlterNet
JOE 2010: Joint Operating Report (76p. PDF : discussion of Peak Oil begins on p. 26)
United States Joint Forces Command
City Weighs In On Rail Authority's Proposal For Elevated Line (Proposal for an elevated structure within the I-10 Freeway median in Alhambra)
Pasadena Star-News
Editorial: It's Good News L.A. Has Lost Its Top Listing For Traffic Gridlock
Los Angeles Daily News
Fair Oaks Corridor Improvement Project Begins In South Pasadena
StreetsBlog LA
Huge Parking Fines Inspired Parking Watch App
Reuters
Park Patrol App
In California, GreenStart Acts As A Model For Making Green Tech A Reality ("In 1992, with the help of $6 million in state and federal grants, a nonprofit consortium of companies formed CalStart in hopes of developing a green transportation technology sector in California...CalStart plans to release Tuesday a blue-ribbon panel report that calls for...increased investment in clean transportation technologies, creating jobs and improving the environment.")
USC Annenberg Neon Tommy
Long Beach To Hold "State Of The Port" Address
Port World
Montebello Bus Lines Replacing Diesel Buses With Cleaner Burning Fuel
Pasadena Star-News
NTPP: Infrastructure Investment Will Only Boost The Economy If Done Right
StreetsBlog DC
Opinion: The High-Speed Rail Money Pit
Orange County Register
Pitch For Rebuilding Infrastructure Carries Political Challenges ("The challenge the administration now faces is twofold: negotiating a new transportation bill with Congress amid great uncertainty over where the money will come from and what it should be spent on, and then devising a system that would ensure that in times of limited resources, the worthiest projects get money.")
New York Times
Republican Opposition To Transit: A Geographic Explanation
StreetsBlog Network
SCI-Arc Campus Part Of Ten Property Settlement Agreement Between Meruelo Maddux And Lender (SCI-Arc occupies a quarter-mile long building rebuilt from L.A.'s original 1907 Santa Fe Rail Freight Terminal)
Blog Downtown
Servant Or Snoop In The Parking Garage?
Los Angeles Times
Strategic Approaches To Developing A Social Networking Page (12p. PDF)
Transportation Research Board
Streets Reconsidered: Inclusive Design For The Public Realm ("Re: streets is a fundamental rethinking of American streets. Funded in part by the National Endowment for the Arts, Re: Streets will result in a manual for designing streets to accommodate people of all ages and abilities and will serve a wide range of purposes, including transportation, commerce, education, recreation, and the ecosystem." Working conference and design charette will be held at UC Berkeley, July 21-23, 2011.)
Re: Streets
Study: Traffic Jams Making A Comeback
Riverside Press-Enterprise
Transportation Industry Faces More Aggressive Regulation
PR Newswire
The Regulators Ramp Up
Journal Of Commerce
Wheelchair Access Via Open Source Mapping
The City Fix
Wheelmap.org: Find Wheelchair Accessible Places
Wheelmap
With Los Angeles As Inspiration, San Diego Enviros Call For 50/10 Plan
StreetsBlog LA
1/24/2011
Westside Subway Meetings, Transportation Reauthorization, Job Creation From Transpo Infrastructure, Making Cities Smart & More
10 Freeway Widening Project Between Yucaipa And Redlands Planned
San Bernardino Sun
Architects Without Redevelopment Agencies: Designers Will Be Badly Hurt By California Governor's Budget Proposal
Architect's Newspaper
Basics: Conceptual Triangles
Human Transit
Can Ray LaHood Make Good On Transport Reauthorization?: Stars May Be Aligned, But Doubts Remain About Timetable
DC Velocity
City Leaders Vow To Defend Redevelopment Agencies
San Francisco Chronicle
Deadline Pressure Threatens High-Speed Rail: Experts Warn Project May Already Be Running Late
Fresno Bee
Department Of Transportation Investments In American Innovation
White House Blog
House Republicans Propose Cutting Amtrak, HSR, And Fed Auto Research Program
AltTransport
L.A. County Unemployment Rate Hits New Record High
Los Angeles Daily News
Local Drivers Lose 63 Hours A Year To Traffic Congestion, Study Says
Orange County Register
Long Beach Takes Its Bike Plan Progress To The Riders
Long Beach Press-Telegram
Making iPad Music From The New York City Subway Map
Grist
Making Push For Rail Safety; Agencies Unite To Cite Drivers Trying To Take Shortcuts
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Metro To Hold Community Meetings About Subway
Beverly Hills Courier
On Train, A Fight Between Silent And Merely Quiet
New York Times
Putting Numbers To Drivers' Misery (Interpreting the methodology and numbers in the TTI Urban Mobility Report)
Washington Post
Report: Not All Transportation Projects Create Jobs Equally
Transportation Nation
Strengthening Connections Between Transportation Investments And Economic Growth (36p. PDF : This paper elaborates upon and deepens the ongoing policy discussion of relationships between investments in transportation infrastructure and the nation’s short- and long-term economic well-being)
National Transportation Policy Project; Bipartisan Policy Center
RTA Rolls Out Futuristic Bus
Inland News Today
Signal Synchronization Project OK'd: Upgrade To Canoga Park Lights To Speed Flow Of Traffic; State Approves Other Transit Spending
Los Angeles Daily News
Stefano Polyzoides Plans To Make Cities More Livable
Los Angeles Times
Study Says L.A. Area Traffic No Longer The Worst In The Nation. Do You Agree?
Los Angeles Times
Taking Aim At Rail (When it comes to cutting budgets, "why pick on rail? Are there unique characteristics of rail programs that make them ripe for trimming? How are these rail funding programs different from federal subsidies for highways or runways? Are there essential features of each of these rail programs that should be preserved, and if so, why? What can rail and mass transit enthusiasts do to convince conservatives like the [Republican Study Committee] that their projects are worthwhile?")
National Journal Transportation Blog
Westside Subway Update Meetings Begin Tonight
Daily Breeze
What Makes A City Smart? (video : "Prominent U.S. mayors discuss what is needed to build intelligent cities that can compete in the global economy.")
Time
Which City's Public Transportation Do You Admire Most And Why?
GOOD
San Bernardino Sun
Architects Without Redevelopment Agencies: Designers Will Be Badly Hurt By California Governor's Budget Proposal
Architect's Newspaper
Basics: Conceptual Triangles
Human Transit
Can Ray LaHood Make Good On Transport Reauthorization?: Stars May Be Aligned, But Doubts Remain About Timetable
DC Velocity
City Leaders Vow To Defend Redevelopment Agencies
San Francisco Chronicle
Deadline Pressure Threatens High-Speed Rail: Experts Warn Project May Already Be Running Late
Fresno Bee
Department Of Transportation Investments In American Innovation
White House Blog
House Republicans Propose Cutting Amtrak, HSR, And Fed Auto Research Program
AltTransport
L.A. County Unemployment Rate Hits New Record High
Los Angeles Daily News
Local Drivers Lose 63 Hours A Year To Traffic Congestion, Study Says
Orange County Register
Long Beach Takes Its Bike Plan Progress To The Riders
Long Beach Press-Telegram
Making iPad Music From The New York City Subway Map
Grist
Making Push For Rail Safety; Agencies Unite To Cite Drivers Trying To Take Shortcuts
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Metro To Hold Community Meetings About Subway
Beverly Hills Courier
On Train, A Fight Between Silent And Merely Quiet
New York Times
Putting Numbers To Drivers' Misery (Interpreting the methodology and numbers in the TTI Urban Mobility Report)
Washington Post
Report: Not All Transportation Projects Create Jobs Equally
Transportation Nation
Strengthening Connections Between Transportation Investments And Economic Growth (36p. PDF : This paper elaborates upon and deepens the ongoing policy discussion of relationships between investments in transportation infrastructure and the nation’s short- and long-term economic well-being)
National Transportation Policy Project; Bipartisan Policy Center
RTA Rolls Out Futuristic Bus
Inland News Today
Signal Synchronization Project OK'd: Upgrade To Canoga Park Lights To Speed Flow Of Traffic; State Approves Other Transit Spending
Los Angeles Daily News
Stefano Polyzoides Plans To Make Cities More Livable
Los Angeles Times
Study Says L.A. Area Traffic No Longer The Worst In The Nation. Do You Agree?
Los Angeles Times
Taking Aim At Rail (When it comes to cutting budgets, "why pick on rail? Are there unique characteristics of rail programs that make them ripe for trimming? How are these rail funding programs different from federal subsidies for highways or runways? Are there essential features of each of these rail programs that should be preserved, and if so, why? What can rail and mass transit enthusiasts do to convince conservatives like the [Republican Study Committee] that their projects are worthwhile?")
National Journal Transportation Blog
Westside Subway Update Meetings Begin Tonight
Daily Breeze
What Makes A City Smart? (video : "Prominent U.S. mayors discuss what is needed to build intelligent cities that can compete in the global economy.")
Time
Which City's Public Transportation Do You Admire Most And Why?
GOOD
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