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Transportation Planning: 2012 and Beyond
Southern California challenges: clean air, freight movement, active transportation, sustainable urban design.
U.S. Dept of Transportation Pledges Support for Pedestrian Safety Initiatives
Transportation for America, Safe Routes to School National Partnership, and other pedestrian/bicycling safety advocacy groups met with U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood to ask for more federal attention to pedestrian safety issues.
Under the Paperweight, November 8-14, 2009
Public transit and smart development policies in Oregon and Washington have reduced pollution from transportation in those states from 2004 to 2007, according to a new Environment California report analyzing U.S. Dept. of Energy data.
MTA Chair Ara Najarian Says Goals Are to Gain
Project Funds, Reduce Crude Oil Dependency
Glendale City Council member Ara Najarian announced he assumed chairmanship of the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transit Authority July 1. Najarian pledges to get the fair share of transportation dollars for Glendale and the region, break the cycle of dependency on crude oil and fund alternative transportation projects.
Under the Paperweight, June 14-20, 2009
Under the Glendale, California’s Sunroom Desk Paperweight are articles and links focusing on Southern California traffic and transportation problems and planning.
