Short-term Extension Approved For Transit and Highway Programs
From APTA Legislative Alert (click for link):
The U.S. Senate last night approved H.R. 4691, the “Temporary Extension Act of 2010,” and President Obama signed… Read the rest
Driver of the Year at CU
OATS, Inc. Celebrates Saline County Driver for 15 Years of Service
From OATS Press Release
(Sedalia, Missouri, January 28, 2010)
Terry Heilman of Marshall, Missouri began her career with OATS, Inc. fifteen years ago when she realized… Read the rest
LaHood Announces Adoption of Long-Sought ‘New Starts’ Criteria
From Passenger Transport
By JOHN R. BELL, Program Manager-Communications
In a dramatic policy shift, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood on Jan. 13 announced that… Read the rest
Missouri Transportation Alliance is looking for ways to fund road improvements
From the Kansas City Star:
By BRAD COOPER
Missouri is fast running out of money for new roads.
Revenues are dwindling. Money from a voter-approved plan… Read the rest
By BRAD COOPER
The Kansas City Star
Missouri is fast running out of money for new roads.
Revenues are dwindling. Money from a voter-approved plan… Read the rest The Alliance for Transit Operating Assistance
The Alliance for Transit Operating Assistance consists of transit agencies and advocacy groups focused on increasing operating assistance for transit systems around… Read the rest
Obama Administration Proposes Major Public Transportation Policy Shift to Highlight Livability
From the Federal Transit Administration:
01-13-10
Contact: Paul Griffo
Telephone: (202) 366-4064 Changes Include Economic Development and Environmental Benefits… Read the rest
Contact: Paul Griffo
Telephone: (202) 366-4064 Changes Include Economic Development and Environmental Benefits… Read the rest
Plugged in to the Times
From MassTransitMag.com:
The Chicago Sun-Times
ILLINOIS – Travelers who want to spend their trips surfing the Internet may choose to hop on the
… Read the rest Funds marked for city transit, PedNet
From the Columbia Daily Tribune:
A portion of the funding allocated to Missouri projects as part of the $1.1 trillion spending bill will land in Columbia.
Sen. Kit Bond… Read the rest