Memphis Streetcars Will Come Back, But When?
Memphis, TN Released by Next City Galveston isn’t the only city that’s suffered delays in restoring heritage streetcar service in the wake of a disaster. Memphis, the Mississippi River port [...]
Memphis, TN Released by Next City Galveston isn’t the only city that’s suffered delays in restoring heritage streetcar service in the wake of a disaster. Memphis, the Mississippi River port [...]
Livonia, MI Released by Hometown Life Several Livonia residents on Monday urged the city council to consider rejoining the SMART bus transit system... More info at http://www.hometownlife.com/story/news/local/livonia/2015/03/17/residents-speak-transit-livonia/24922091/
Released by New York Times WASHINGTON — First, suburban Arlington, Va., abandoned long-laid plans last fall to build a streetcar line its leaders hoped would help revitalize a neglected corridor... [...]
Pinellas County, FL Released by Tampa Bay Times In another clear sign that a Pinellas transit referendum is at least three years away, the Pinellas County Commission met Tuesday for [...]
Vancouver, CAN Released by CKNW Students with the UBC Alma Mater Society are sharing a musical video to help drum up support for a Yes vote in the transit plebiscite. [...]
Seattle, WA Released by North Kitsap Herald SEATTLE — Suquamish Tribe Chairman Leonard Forsman has been named to the Transportation Futures Task Force, which is studying the central Puget Sound [...]
Saginaw, MI Released by MLive SAGINAW, MI -- Voters in the city of Saginaw will be asked to renew the tax that funds busing in the area during the Aug. [...]
Atlanta, GA Released by AJC It’s little surprise to Atlantans that parts of the city are in serious need of repair. A drive through Atlanta reveals crumbling sidewalks, potholed roads [...]
Statewide, MI Released by WILX "For us it's very important that it would pass," said CATA's CEO Sandy Draggoo of Proposal 1... More info at http://www.wilx.com/home/headlines/How-Much-Money-would-CATA-Get-under-Prop-1-296516411.html
Miami, FL Released by Miami Herald More info at http://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/op-ed/article14674409.html
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