Daily Headlines — 07/24/09
July 24, 2009By Masood Habib
- Thursday’s hearing on transportation fails to make progress in the debate over how to pay for a new bill. (Wall Street Journal)
- The House appropriates $68.8 billion for transportation and housing projects, a 25% increase from the previous year, including $4 billion for high-speed rail and laying the groundwork for a national infrastructure bank. (Reuters)
- Cuts in transit operating continue to affect everyday people. (San Francisco Chronicle)
- Study shows lack of robust transportation options may inhibit the choice of schools for parents. (Washington Post)
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