Today’s Headlines – 6/25/10
June 25, 2010By Transportation for America
Heath hazards could be another aftermath of the Gulf oil spill. (NRDC Blog)
BP is moving ahead with a controversial drilling project three miles off the coast of Alaska. (NY Times)
DC Metro fares will go up this weekend, with an 18 percent increase for rail and 20 percent percent for buses. (WP)
A key California legislator wants members of the state’s high-speed rail authority to be banned from serving on local transit boards simultaneously. (LA Times)
And, St. Louis’ mayor signed a “complete streets bill” with promises to make the city friendlier for biking and walking. (Times-Dispatch)
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