Stories tagged with federal highway administration
Click on a story title to read that post. Posts are ordered chronologically from newest to oldest.
Pew: “Self-sustaining” highways are increasingly subsidizedDecember 11, 2009
By Sean Barry
Critics of public transportation say government should not subsidize a transportation option that cannot pay for itself. A new study conducted by SubsidyScope, an initiative of the Pew Charitable Trusts, reveals that not only are roads and highways not self-sustaining, but the amount covered by gas taxes is declining.
April 10, 2009
By Transportation for America
Download this release (.PDF) (.DOC) Contact: Ben Grossman-Cohen 202-478-6185 bgrossmancohen@mrss.com Washington, D.C. — James Corless, Director of the Transportation for America campaign, today issued a statement in support of President Barack Obama’s anticipated nomination of Victor Mendez for Federal Highway Administrator: “Victor Mendez is a good choice to serve in this critical role atthe FHWA [...]
-
- Livability in small towns #6: Breckinridge, Colorado
September 2, 2010 - Livability in small towns #5: Davidson, North Carolina
September 1, 2010 - Livability in small towns #4: Laconia, New Hampshire
August 31, 2010 - Livability in small towns #3: Cache Valley, Utah
August 30, 2010 - Livability in small towns #2: Menominee Indian Reservation, Wisconsin
August 27, 2010
- Livability in small towns #6: Breckinridge, Colorado
Connect with T4 America
Interactive Features and Reports
T4 America on Twitter
