Participants included many individuals and organizations from the Texas Triangle, as well as four elected officials and several national speakers.
The report, requested by Congress, says that compact development reduces VMT, lowers carbon emissions, and lower infrastructure costs.
The committee discussed amendments that would grant the Gulf Coast Freight Rail District the powers to develop commuter rail along 290 and down to Galveston.
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September 24-25, 2009 - A conference in Houston will explore energy, transportation, water, and food nationally and in the Texas Triangle
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President Obama said in a recent interview that he supports transportation reform and would like to see an infrastructure bank…
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