Today’s Headlines – 3/8/10
March 8, 2010By Transportation for America
Sacramento Regional Transit in California’s capital faces a $13 million shortfall, potentially cutting service on weekends and evening hours. (News10)
The stimulus bill has funded the purchase of nearly 12,000 buses, van and rail vehicles and the construction or renovation of more than 850 transit facilities. (DOT Blog)
New Jersey transit is likely to raise bus and train fares by a whopping 25 percent. (Star-Ledger)
Commuters in Charlotte, North Carolina could also face a 25 percent hike to stem service cuts. (Observer)
And, bicyclists should not just demand safety in Florida’s cities, but step up to make it happen. (Miami Herald)
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