Today’s Headlines – 8/5/10
August 5, 2010By Transportation for America
A leading Republican candidate for Governor of Colorado warned that pro-bicycle policies could be a United Nations plot. (Denver Post)
Nearly every state receives more in federal highway money than they send in tax dollars to Washington. (Fox News)
Oregon Senator Jeff Merkley strengthened walking and biking provisions in the Livable Communities Act. (BikePortland)
The Chicago-based Active Transportation Alliance has a new director. (Tribune)
And, Jeapardy made a category out of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood called “transpo-looza.” (DOT Blog)
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