Today’s Headlines
What Does the Senate Have in Mind for Transit This Year? (Transpo Issues Daily) NY/NJ Port Authority Gets $200M From Feds for Sandy Repair (CNN) California Gas Tax Hike to Kick in This Summer (AP) “Density” Won’t Get the Job Done as Well as “Walkability” (NRDC Switchboard) Why Does Clean Technica Question the Mileage Tax? … Continued
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Katie Pearce
9:03 AM EST on March 4, 2013
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- What Does the Senate Have in Mind for Transit This Year? (Transpo Issues Daily)
- NY/NJ Port Authority Gets $200M From Feds for Sandy Repair (CNN)
- California Gas Tax Hike to Kick in This Summer (AP)
- “Density” Won’t Get the Job Done as Well as “Walkability” (NRDC Switchboard)
- Why Does Clean Technica Question the Mileage Tax?
- Washington State Republican: Bikes Cause Pollution (Seattle Bike Blog, Raw Story)
- Fort Worth Group Works on Long-Range Rail Plan (Star-Telegram)
- Vermont Lawmakers Expected to Approve Gas Tax Hike (AP)
- It’s Tough for Transit Riders to Reach D.C.-Area Airports (Examiner)
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