The Other Side Of The Tracks
April 30, 2009|April 30, 2009
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Chicago: Transit Use Increases 9%
Chicago Sun Times
More area residents used public transit, and there was more public transit to use between 2003 and 2007, according to a Regional Transportation Authority report to be released today.... . . . . . .
Chicago Sun Times
More area residents used public transit, and there was more public transit to use between 2003 and 2007, according to a Regional Transportation Authority report to be released today.... . . . . . .
The Other Side Of The Tracks
April 29, 2009|April 29, 2009
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All the Transit and TOD News That's Fit to Print or Blog These links to news stories and blog posts about transit and TOD are collected daily by Jeff Wood, Reconnecting America's GIS specialist and a passionate transit advocate. Jeff's entire post plus commentary is sent by email to members of Reconnecting America (to join visit our Get Connected page); the first five articles of his daily post (which sometimes contains as many as two dozen links) are available here to nonmembers without his commentary.
Philly: Big Idea, Build Near Transit
Philadelphia Inquirer
In its simplest form, transit-oriented development means that if you want to build up neighborhoods and businesses, you have to recognize transit as a key element. Rising gas prices, a growing concern for the environment and a renewed interest in urban living has moved transit from a…
Philadelphia Inquirer
In its simplest form, transit-oriented development means that if you want to build up neighborhoods and businesses, you have to recognize transit as a key element. Rising gas prices, a growing concern for the environment and a renewed interest in urban living has moved transit from a…
The Other Side Of The Tracks
April 28, 2009|April 28, 2009
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Blogosphere: Gearing Up for Red Line Fight
Transport Politic
The Baltimore Sun reported yesterday on the opposition of some residents of the Canton neighborhood of east Baltimore to the proposed routing of the Red Line transit corridor. The line would run 14 miles east-west from Woodlawn west of Baltimore City to the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center Campus, via downtown.. . . . . . . Read On Blogosphere: St. Louis Doesn't Need Stimulus for This
Urban Review STL
We here all the time about the need to assist multi-million dollar …
Transport Politic
The Baltimore Sun reported yesterday on the opposition of some residents of the Canton neighborhood of east Baltimore to the proposed routing of the Red Line transit corridor. The line would run 14 miles east-west from Woodlawn west of Baltimore City to the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center Campus, via downtown.. . . . . . . Read On Blogosphere: St. Louis Doesn't Need Stimulus for This
Urban Review STL
We here all the time about the need to assist multi-million dollar …
The Other Side Of The Tracks
April 27, 2009|April 27, 2009
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All the Transit and TOD News That's Fit to Print or Blog These links to news stories and blog posts about transit and TOD are collected daily by Jeff Wood, Reconnecting America's GIS specialist and a passionate transit advocate. Jeff's entire post plus commentary is sent by email to members of Reconnecting America (to join visit our Get Connected page); the first five articles of his daily post (which sometimes contains as many as two dozen links) are available here to nonmembers without his commentary.
California: Air Resources Board to Clean up Gasoline
San Francisco Chronicle
California's Air Resources Board on Thursday approved a first-in-the-world regulation to minimize the amount of carbon in fuel, putting California on the cutting edge of promoting alternative fuels in a bid to combat global warming. . . . . . .
San Francisco Chronicle
California's Air Resources Board on Thursday approved a first-in-the-world regulation to minimize the amount of carbon in fuel, putting California on the cutting edge of promoting alternative fuels in a bid to combat global warming. . . . . . .
The Other Side Of The Tracks
April 24, 2009|April 24, 2009
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All the Transit and TOD News That's Fit to Print or Blog These links to news stories and blog posts about transit and TOD are collected daily by Jeff Wood, Reconnecting America's GIS specialist and a passionate transit advocate. Jeff's entire post plus commentary is sent by email to members of Reconnecting America (to join visit our Get Connected page); the first five articles of his daily post (which sometimes contains as many as two dozen links) are available here to nonmembers without his commentary.
San Diego: Recommendations for Transit Development
San Diego Union Tribune
Plans for the 465-acre, city-owned El Corazon land in central Oceanside should include 300 homes as well as recreational facilities, natural habitat, shops and hotels, the city Planning Commission recommended this week.. . . . . . .
San Diego Union Tribune
Plans for the 465-acre, city-owned El Corazon land in central Oceanside should include 300 homes as well as recreational facilities, natural habitat, shops and hotels, the city Planning Commission recommended this week.. . . . . . .
The Other Side Of The Tracks
April 23, 2009|April 23, 2009
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All the Transit and TOD News That's Fit to Print or Blog These links to news stories and blog posts about transit and TOD are collected daily by Jeff Wood, Reconnecting America's GIS specialist and a passionate transit advocate. Jeff's entire post plus commentary is sent by email to members of Reconnecting America (to join visit our Get Connected page); the first five articles of his daily post (which sometimes contains as many as two dozen links) are available here to nonmembers without his commentary.
Norfolk: City Sets Up Business Assistance Program
Virginian Pilot
Small businesses hurt by major construction projects in the city can seek help through a $1.3 million assistance program approved Tuesday by the City Council.. . . . . . .
Virginian Pilot
Small businesses hurt by major construction projects in the city can seek help through a $1.3 million assistance program approved Tuesday by the City Council.. . . . . . .
The Other Side Of The Tracks
April 22, 2009|April 22, 2009
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All the Transit and TOD News That's Fit to Print or Blog These links to news stories and blog posts about transit and TOD are collected daily by Jeff Wood, Reconnecting America's GIS specialist and a passionate transit advocate. Jeff's entire post plus commentary is sent by email to members of Reconnecting America (to join visit our Get Connected page); the first five articles of his daily post (which sometimes contains as many as two dozen links) are available here to nonmembers without his commentary.
Blogosphere: Chicago Puts Stimulus Into Blue Line
Transport Politic
The Windy City has spent the last couple of decades working on the refurbishment of the oldest sections of its elevated lines, most recently with infrastructure improvements along the Brown Line. The principal purpose of these investments, most paid for through federal funds, is…
Transport Politic
The Windy City has spent the last couple of decades working on the refurbishment of the oldest sections of its elevated lines, most recently with infrastructure improvements along the Brown Line. The principal purpose of these investments, most paid for through federal funds, is…
The Other Side Of The Tracks
April 21, 2009|April 21, 2009
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All the Transit and TOD News That's Fit to Print or Blog These links to news stories and blog posts about transit and TOD are collected daily by Jeff Wood, Reconnecting America's GIS specialist and a passionate transit advocate. Jeff's entire post plus commentary is sent by email to members of Reconnecting America (to join visit our Get Connected page); the first five articles of his daily post (which sometimes contains as many as two dozen links) are available here to nonmembers without his commentary.
DC: Streetcars Could Roll on H
Roll Call
In a few years, H Street Northeast community leaders say, the corridor will be adorned with an electric trolley line that links it to Union Station and travels its length. Today, though, H Street is a bit dreary. The streets are torn up, the Metro's X2 bus line is often overcrowded and, like in many areas,…
Roll Call
In a few years, H Street Northeast community leaders say, the corridor will be adorned with an electric trolley line that links it to Union Station and travels its length. Today, though, H Street is a bit dreary. The streets are torn up, the Metro's X2 bus line is often overcrowded and, like in many areas,…
The Other Side Of The Tracks
April 17, 2009|April 17, 2009
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All the Transit and TOD News That's Fit to Print or Blog These links to news stories and blog posts about transit and TOD are collected daily by Jeff Wood, Reconnecting America's GIS specialist and a passionate transit advocate. Jeff's entire post plus commentary is sent by email to members of Reconnecting America (to join visit our Get Connected page); the first five articles of his daily post (which sometimes contains as many as two dozen links) are available here to nonmembers without his commentary.
Blogosphere: Tap the Fuel Price Collapse
ULI Ground Floor
"A system in crisis", is the description of a U.S. surface transportation system which has deteriorated to such a degree that "our safety, economic competitiveness, and quality of life are at risk, according to the report of the National Surface Transportation Infrastructure Financing Commission, (the Financing…
ULI Ground Floor
"A system in crisis", is the description of a U.S. surface transportation system which has deteriorated to such a degree that "our safety, economic competitiveness, and quality of life are at risk, according to the report of the National Surface Transportation Infrastructure Financing Commission, (the Financing…
The Other Side Of The Tracks
April 16, 2009|April 16, 2009
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All the Transit and TOD News That's Fit to Print or Blog These links to news stories and blog posts about transit and TOD are collected daily by Jeff Wood, Reconnecting America's GIS specialist and a passionate transit advocate. Jeff's entire post plus commentary is sent by email to members of Reconnecting America (to join visit our Get Connected page); the first five articles of his daily post (which sometimes contains as many as two dozen links) are available here to nonmembers without his commentary.
International: Kenyan Railways to Do Upgrades
Bloomberg
Kenya Railways Corp., the state- owned rail operator, will today sign an agreement to improve the commuter-rail network in the capital Nairobi in an effort to boost passenger volumes fivefold. . . . . . .
Bloomberg
Kenya Railways Corp., the state- owned rail operator, will today sign an agreement to improve the commuter-rail network in the capital Nairobi in an effort to boost passenger volumes fivefold. . . . . . .





