Daily Headlines — 07/01/09
July 1, 2009By Andrew Bielak
- EPA allows Califonia to set tough emissions standards on new motor vehicles setting a precedent for other states. (San Francisco Chronicle)
- D.C. Metro’s red line continues to run slow as NTSB investigators continue probe. (Washington Post)
- Secretary LaHood breaks ground at Colorado’s $32 million highway and bike path (CNBC) repair stimulus project and plans on celebrating the unveiling of a new streetcar in Oregon later today. (Daily Journal of Commerce via Streetsblog)
- Could Midwesterners see high-speed rail before Californians? (AP)
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