TransportGooru Headline News Aggregator Dispatch – April 1, 2009

April 2, 2009 at 12:07 am

LA Transportation Blog – Headlines for Wednesday April 1, 2009

TransportGooru wishes Happy 16th birthday for Metro!
  • MTA Rescue Talks in Chaos as Suburban Senate Dems Balk at Payroll Tax (NYTNewsNY1)
  • 50-Cent Cab Surcharge Was on the Table (NewsPost)
  • Tom Robbins Skewers Comrades Kruger and Espada (Voice)
  • Bill Hammond: Beware an MTA Plan From Three Men in a Room (News)
  • Bike Theft in NYC: How Widespread Is It? Don’t Ask NYPD (City Room)
  • NJ Turnpike Widening a Total Waste of Money (MTR)
  • House Dems From NYC Aren’t Taking the Metro to Work (News)
  • Conservatives Who Bike (Utne)
  • The New Haven BRT Line That Might Have Been (DNH via Streetsblog.net)
  • 60 Years of Transportation Investment Collapse in Giant Ponzi Scheme (Faking Places)
  • Obama Hands TransAlt Critical Task of Rebranding American Car Models

Transportation for America – Headlines for April 1, 2009

  •  Bay Area transit officials are ready to declare that the San Francisco Municipal Transit Agency is in a state of “fiscal emergency.”
  • Paratransit riders in Phoenix face tough times. (USA Today)
  • Greenwire looks at the details on emissions standards in the proposed climate bill. (Via New York Times)

Note:  TransportGooru thanks all the authors for contributing to this headline news summary. This dispatch is made possible by integrating the headline news feeds from the above mentioned sources.  At times, you may encounter a repeat of the same headline news  since they are captured by various individuals working at different organizations.    Please visit the respective source websites if you have any trouble viewing the articles behind the URLs.