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Archive for February, 2009

The No. 13 Line
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.

Feb 25th, 2009

BLUEPRINT AMERICA
America in Gridlock: [VIDEO] The Big Two: Ed Rendell & Arnold Schwarzenegger talk infrastructure reform

Two of the Big Three on transportation and infrastructure reform in America, Gov. Ed Rendell, Democrat of Pennsylvania, and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Republican of California (they make up the group, Building America's Future, along with Mayor Mike Bloomberg, Independent of New York City), in a conversation on that very same subject -- calling for a reprioritization of infrastructure development and planning throughout the country. Not only will it modernize infrastructure, they say, bringing it into the 21st century, but it will also quicken economic recovery. By that standard, America is already a decade behind.

Feb 23rd, 2009

Shovel ready projects in Terre Haute




Feb 20th, 2009

Pace of Texas stimulus spending called ‘staggering’




Feb 20th, 2009

AP Interview: LaHood eyes taxing miles driven




Feb 20th, 2009

Schools could reap millions in renewable-energy push




Feb 20th, 2009

Levee officials fear cut corners; They warn floodgates could put major evacuation routes at risk




Feb 20th, 2009

Pipeline could bring $750 million, 2,000 people to West River




Feb 20th, 2009

Bridging The Mighty Missouri




Feb 20th, 2009

Water grid plan carries big price, big controversy




Feb 20th, 2009

BLUEPRINT AMERICA
America in Gridlock: [REPORT] Infrastructure of the stimulus plan: $8.4 billion in Mass Transit spending

A breakdown of provisions and funding requirements for mass transit in The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

Feb 20th, 2009

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