Today’s Headlines – 12/6/10
December 6, 2010By Transportation for America
Democrats and Republicans have both acknowledged the need for gas tax increase, but appear unwilling to vote for one. (Autoblog)
Republicans must decide between four candidates for the House Energy Committee chairmanship. (The Hill)
Defeated Michigan Congressman Mark Schauer reflected on his term, lamenting the inability to pass a transportation bill. (Battle Creek Enquirer)
In an exit interview, outgoing House transportation committee chair Jim Oberstar said a new bill to fund projects and promote livability is crucial. (Transpo Nation)
And, Dallas’ new Green Line helps to complete the original vision for the area’s transit system. (Morning News)
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