Today’s Headlines – 1/6/10
January 6, 2010By Transportation for America
If passed, the Senate jobs bill would restore federal funds taken away from states late last year. (JOC)
The coming year for drivers could include more small vehicles and in-car gadgets. (WSJ)
Republican Governor Charlie Crist’s support for commuter rail has drawn the ire of Florida conservatives and could help sink his U.S. Senate prospects. (Ledger)
In Colorado, Democratic Senator Michael Bennet declared the nation’s infrastructure “woefully inadequate” and called for a more sustainable revenue source. (Reporter-Herald)
And, obituaries notwithstanding, cap-and-trade could still pass the Senate this year. (TNR)
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