Today’s Headlines
Pentagon to Back Transpo Reform? Military Says Climate Change Threatens National Security (NYT) Where’s the Transit Mix in Cash for Clunkers? (Daily Kos) Council Adopts Permanent Ban on New Billboards (Daily News) 3 Adults, 4 Children Killed in Car Chase (LA Now) A Brief History of American Street Design (Planetizen) Westside Dreamin’ of a Real … Continued
7:48 AM PDT on August 10, 2009
- Pentagon to Back Transpo Reform? Military Says Climate Change Threatens National Security (NYT)
- Where’s the Transit Mix in Cash for Clunkers? (Daily Kos)
- Council Adopts Permanent Ban on New Billboards (Daily News)
- 3 Adults, 4 Children Killed in Car Chase (LA Now)
- A Brief History of American Street Design (Planetizen)
- Westside Dreamin’ of a Real Train System (Ride the Pinkline)
- Bus Cuts Bad for Everyone Says UC Irvine Students (New University)
- Market-Oriented Parking Policy Can Make Cities More Livable (Austin Contrarian via Streetsblog.net)
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