Blueprint America: Road to the Future, an original documentary part of a PBS multi-platform series on the country's aging and changing infrastructure, will examine the choices we can make as the country invests in its infrastructure, and how they can affect the way we live.
All Posts Tagged With: "Transportation"
BLUEPRINT AMERICA :: June 5th, 2009
Road to the Future: Overview
The No. 13 Line :: April 16th, 2009
Reauthorization 2009: The Year of Transportation
This is our year. Infrastructure is no longer just a word thrown about by policy wonks and engineers. The public, and more importantly politicians, have made public works, especially transportation, a front and center issue.
THE DIG :: March 25th, 2009
The end of the line: New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority Increases Fares and Cuts Services
Two-thirds of all mass transit riders in the United States use the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) of New York’s system. The MTA board voted Wednesday “to enact a series of fare hikes and service cutbacks needed to keep the transit system from going broke.”
The No. 13 Line :: March 17th, 2009
A New Vision for New York Rail
Today on The Number Thirteen Line: The future of rail transportation in New York. The Number Thirteen Line is a monthly blog about transportation in New York and around the world by "Gridlock Sam" Schwartz and Annie Weinstock.
THE DIG :: March 5th, 2009
Partner Stations: Map: Transportation and Infrastructure stimulus funding by state
A breakdown of Transportation and Infrastructure stimulus funding by state.
The No. 13 Line :: February 25th, 2009
The Stimulus Package and its impact on transportation
Welcome to the inaugural issue of The Number Thirteen Line, a monthly blog about transportation in New York and around the world by "Gridlock Sam" Schwartz and Annie Weinstock. This month’s topic: The Stimulus Package and its impact on transportation.
THE DIG :: February 10th, 2009
Transit in Trouble: Infrastructure of the stimulus plan: Senate vs. House spending on transportation
As the recovery plan was debated in Congress, the House and Senate had seemingly similar but, at the same time, different ideas on how stimulus money should fund transportation projects.
NEW YORK VOICES :: December 12th, 2008
51st State Infrastructure: Video Archive: New York City transportation continued (1975)
This series of 51st State reports, which originally aired in 1975 on Channel Thirteen in New York, looks at transportation in New York City.
THE DIG :: November 12th, 2008
Transportation-funding measures, for the most part, approved
Over 70 percent of the major transportation-funding measures on ballots this year were approved. This will inject over $75 billion into 23 transportation systems around the country. Seattle will invest $18 billion to expand its mass-transit system. The Wall Street Journal reports on what could be a major shift in American transportation policy.
THE DIG :: November 6th, 2008
Jim Oberstar, Transportation Secretary?
Some pundits suggest Rep. James Oberstar (D., MN), Chair of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, could be near the top of the list for Transportation Secretary in the Obama administration.



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