Today’s Headlines – 8/11/10
August 11, 2010By Transportation for America
Dan Maes, who suggested bike lanes might be part of United Nations “one world” plot, won the Republican nomination for Governor of Colorado yesterday. (Denver Post)
Meanwhile, momentum is building for new innovation in bike infrastructure projects. (BikePortland)
Voters in southeast Michigan gave 70 percent approval to a property tax renewal for bus service. (Detroit Free-Press)
A languishing highway capacity project in the San Francisco Bay Area suburbs was funded by the Recovery Act. (DOT Blog)
And, Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley, locked in a tight re-election fight, defended the Purple Line extension of the DC Metro. (Baltimore Sun)
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