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Transportation News Links

The American Dream Coalition, a grass roots free market organization, distributes news links on transportation, land use, and Smart Growth issues. Here are the newest links from the American Dream Communicator:

Mobility & Transportation
Traffic Congestion, Time, Money & Productivity – Wendell Cox, New Geography

HOT Lanes Show Diverse Benefits – Sam Staley, Reason Foundation

Honda unveils 'Segway-style' unicycle that travels in any direction you want – U.K. Daily Mail

An Electric Rolls Royce Phantom could be on the way – LimoBroker.com, U.K.

National Terror Alert for Mass Transit – KCBS, Washington D.C.

Metro Steps Up Patrols to Curb Violence at Transit Stations – Washington Post

Light-rail train hits car near Star Tribune building – Star-Tribune, Minnesota

Car collides with Tacoma Link light rail – Tacoma News Tribune, Washington

Light rail vote delayed a month by TAMC board – Monterey County Herald, California

Light rail noise becomes official emergency – NWCN Headlines, Seattle

Mayor makes pitch for light rail – MySanAntonio.com

AC Transit to Cannibalize BRT Program to Keep the Lights On – Action Alameda News

University sues Met Council over light-rail issues – Star-Tribune, Minnesota

Road choked to slow traffic – Times & Transcript, Canada

Quick Study: Unlocking Gridlock – Reader’s Digest

D.C. workers commute longer, more likely to use transit – Washington Examiner

Metro Turns To Suicide Prevention Groups for Help – Washington Post

Critique of Tom Vanderbilt’s “Traffic” – Randal O’Toole, Antiplanner Blog

Samuel Staley is Director of Urban Growth and Land Use Policy


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