Today’s Headlines – 4/28/11
April 28, 2011By Transportation for America
$4 per gallon gas is causing drivers to cut back. (WSJ)
A real estate reporter thinks rising gas prices will stimulate demand for walkable and transit-accessible neighborhoods. (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
New York City’s transportation authority voted to end its contract with Long Island Bus. (WYNC)
Complete streets policies are increasing in popularity throughout the country. (NRDC Blog)
Neighborhood opposition in several Silicon Valley cities threatens California’s high-speed rail construction. (WSJ)
And, the New Hampshire House passed a 5-cent cut to the state’s gas tax. (Concord Monitor)
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