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Topic – Government
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LaHood advocates sustainability, livability
DOT pick's opening statement
DOT pick lists goals in opening statement.
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“Vulnerable road user” bill introduced in Texas
Bill extends beyond bicyclists
Texas bill would protect non-motorists.
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80% of Americans choose repairs, transit over new roads
Where stimulus funds should go
Stimulus should create more transportation options
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Mayor Bill White’s Final Address
State of the City
Mayor Bill White gave his final State of the City Address at a Greater Houston Partnership luncheon today. His major…
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Stimulus bill summary released
Includes $10B for transit
The stimulus bill is expected to contain $30 billion in highway funding and $10 billion for rail and transit projects.
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DART looking into natural gas buses
Board comes under pressure.
Natural gas buses cheaper than initially thought.
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Austin officials approve light rail
Proposal moving forward.
Downtown line has significant political support.
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Legislature should let DFW solve transportation issues
DFW must raise money locally.
DFW must raise money locally, keep funds.
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