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Federal Stimulus
- Mon 15:
LaHood Reaches Out to Transit Industry, Lamenting 'Lousy Economy'
- Fri 12:
Bike-Ped Access to Cleveland's New Bridge Picking Up Political Support
- Thu 11:
U.S. DOT Cagey on Funding New Transport Bill as Senators Seek Solutions
- Thu 4:
House Set to Pass Jobs Bill With Changes, Prompting Another Senate Vote
- Thu 4:
Moody's Gifts Fossil-Fuel States With Positive Credit Outlook
- Wed 3:
New Dem Campaign Brands Stimulus Critics as 'Highway Hypocrites'
- Tue 2:
TCS: Disputed Transport Provision in Jobs Bill Rewarded Political Clout
- Tue 2:
Transportation Filibuster Update: Bunning Won't Yield to Fellow GOPer
- Fri 26:
Deja Vu Again: One-Man Senate Filibuster Imperils Federal Transport Law
- Thu 25:
Build America Bonds: Good for Transportation ... Good for Goldman Sachs?
- Thu 25:
Report: Obama's 2011 Budget Leaves Cities in a Fiscal Hole of $16B-Plus
- Wed 24:
Little-Known Provision in Senate Jobs Bill Could Spark House Resistance
- Tue 23:
House Lawmakers Hail Transportation Stimulus -- But Add Three Caveats
- Tue 23:
Voinovich Secures Dem Promise to Hold a Senate Vote on Transpo in 2010
- Mon 22:
Barbour Breaks With AASHTO Chief on Stimulus' Transportation Benefits
- Mon 22:
The Upside of GOP 'Hypocrisy' on Transportation Stimulus Grants
- Fri 19:
Connecticut Lawmakers Livid at the State's Transport Stimulus Shutout
- Fri 19:
New Analysis: Major Cities Still Shortchanged by Transportation Stimulus
- Thu 18:
17 Democrats Urge Reid: Don't Forget Infrastructure in Your Jobs Push
- Thu 18:
A Day After Their TIGER Win, Freight Railroads Carve Out More Turf
- Thu 18:
Rail Expert Reutter: White House Misfired on High-Speed Rail Stimulus
- Wed 17:
Road and Transit Groups Join Boxer to Push for Senate Jobs Bill
- Wed 17:
Who Lost Out in the Bid for a Piece of TIGER Transportation Stimulus?
- Wed 17:
Freight Rail, Streetcars Are Tops in Stimulus' TIGER Chase
- Tue 16:
NYC's Moynihan Station is the First Big TIGER Stimulus Winner
- Fri 12:
White House Economic Report Touts TIGER, High-Speed Rail, Transit
- Thu 11:
Bipartisan Senate Jobs Bill Has Highway Trust Fund Rescue But No TIGER
- Wed 10:
AASHTO Stimulus Report Omits Jobs Data Comparing Transit With Roads
- Fri 5:
TIGER Grant Winners to be Announced By February 17
- Thu 4:
Two Troubling Transportation Numbers for the Obama Administration
- Thu 4:
DeLauro Questions Obama Budget's Infrastructure Fund Proposal
- Thu 4:
Senate Dems to Call Up Jobs Bill Monday ... With Transport Details TBA
- Fri 29:
Biden Says High-Speed Rail Money Ignored Politics -- Was He Right?
- Wed 27:
One More Reason to Dig TIGER: Transit and Roads on the Same Footing
- Wed 27:
Transit Riders Launch Grassroots Lobbying Push in Dire Political Climate
- Tue 26:
Senate Weighs $14B for Roads, $7.5B for Transit in Jobs Bill
- Tue 26:
Democrats Learning to Love the I-Word -- But Will Words Bring Action?
- Thu 21:
What if America's Urban Economies Were National Ones?
- Wed 20:
Dodd and DeLauro Vow to Get Infrastructure Bank Done This Year
- Tue 19:
CBO Echoes Obama's Candor on the Pitfalls of 'Shovel-Readiness'
- Fri 15:
Could a Green Bank Hitch a Ride on the Jobs Bill?
- Fri 15:
Enviro Group Sees State DOTs' Transport Predictions -- and Raises Them
- Thu 14:
LaHood Wants More TIGER Aid in the Congressional Jobs Bill
- Mon 11:
White House and Congress Take Issue With AP's Transport Stimulus Claims
- Fri 8:
Coming Soon: A Senate Jobs Bill ... With a New Approach to Transport?
- Tue 5:
Stimulus Jobs From Transit vs. Roads: A Tale of Two States
- Mon 28:
Adding a Dose of Honesty to the Congressional Job-Creation Debate
- Thu 17:
Transit Jobs Nearly Twice as Cheap to Create as Roads -- By Congress' Math
- Wed 16:
House Jobs Bill Answers Some Key Transportation Questions
- Wed 16:
House Jobs Bill Could Make General Electric's Amtrak Wish Come True
- Wed 16:
Geithner Adviser Backs 'More Merit-Based' Infrastructure Spending
- Tue 15:
House Jobs Bill Mimics the Stimulus: $27.5B for Roads, $8.4B for Transit
- Tue 15:
New Report: Minority-Owned Businesses Left Out of Transport Stimulus
- Tue 15:
The Footnote to All Those Complaints About Tax Cuts as Stimulus
- Fri 11:
Congressional Black Caucus Calls for Bypassing States on New Jobs Bill
- Wed 9:
McCain & Coburn: Inadvertent Transportation Reformers?
- Tue 8:
White House Backs $50B For 'Merit-Based Infrastructure Investment'
- Tue 8:
Wall Street Bailout Money For Infrastructure? Maybe Not
- Mon 7:
NY and CA: How Did They Spend Transportation Stimulus Money?
- Mon 7:
Rendell: National Infrastructure Bank Could Move as Part of New Jobs Bill
- Fri 4:
Senate Version of Wall Street Transportation Tax Coming Next Week
- Thu 3:
Obama's Frank Talk About the 'Tension' of the 'Shovel-Ready' Concept
- Thu 3:
Rendell & Lawmakers Aligning on 2-Year, Treasury-Funded Transport Bill
- Thu 3:
Streetsblog Capitol Hill Q&A: Blumenauer Talks Economic Recovery
- Wed 2:
Congress Gets Project Lists for Jobs Bill: $15B for Transit, $48B for Roads
- Wed 2:
One More Sign That the Stimulus Traded Infrastructure for Tax Cuts
- Tue 1:
The Missed Opportunity For an Urban Stimulus: Mayors 'Were Ignored'
- Wed 25:
The Case For a Merit-Based and Front-Loaded Infrastructure Bill
- Thu 19:
Is the Stimulus Working For Cities? Not So Much, Mayors Say
- Thu 19:
Pelosi: Passing a Wall Street Transport Tax Would Require Overseas Buy-in
- Thu 19:
A Warning From America's Cities: The Recession Has Only Just Begun to Hit
- Wed 18:
'This Needs Attention': Senators Seek Shot in the Arm on Transportation
- Tue 17:
Dems, AFL-CIO Step Up Push for Infrastructure Spending as Job Creator
- Thu 29:
The New Curveball: A $150 Billion Transportation Down Payment
- Thu 22:
Transit Creates As Many Jobs As Roads -- But it Could Do Even Better
- Fri 16:
Transport Debate Still Stalled As Oberstar Decries 'Lack of Political Will'
- Thu 15:
The Oversight Gap in Team Obama's High-Speed Rail Plan
- Wed 14:
New Orleans GOPer Still Sore at Jindal For Saying No to High-Speed Rail
- Tue 13:
Six States Seek Stimulus Aid to Add Rail to Congestion-Plagued I-81
- Fri 9:
CNU Summit to Focus on Reforming Transportation, Planning Principles
- Fri 9:
Bridging the Local-National Message Divide: The Climate Bill is the Answer
- Tue 6:
$8B for High-Speed Rail, $1.5B in Transport Stimulus Coming This Winter
- Fri 2:
Killing the Myth of the 'More Shovel-Ready' Road Stimulus, Part II
- Fri 2:
Spending Transportation Stimulus Money Fast vs. Spending it Well
- Fri 11:
Stimulus Spotlight: Delaware Town Boosts Bike-Ped Access to Bus Stop
- Thu 3:
Mmmm, This 'Pork' Sounds Tasty: Senators Serve Up Transit Aid
- Thu 3:
Biden on Stimulus Aid to Cities: 'We're Trying ... It's Imperfect'
- Wed 2:
Killing the Myth of the 'More Shovel-Ready' Road Stimulus
- Wed 2:
A Last Word on 'Cash for Clunkers'
- Fri 21:
D.C. City Government Considers "Cash for Close-in Urban Living"
- Thu 20:
Jindal's Not Alone: Guvs Who Shunned Stimulus Warm to High-Speed Rail
- Thu 20:
Stimulus Spotlight: Oregon's Solar Highway
- Wed 19:
Crunching June Stimulus Numbers: Roads Create Pricier Jobs Than Transit
- Fri 14:
The Times' Thickheaded Train Tag Team
- Tue 4:
How to Judge "Cash for Clunkers"
- Fri 31:
Road Stimulus Money: Half Spent on Repaving, 17% on Widening
- Fri 10:
Republicans Deem Transpo Stimulus -- 6% of Total Spending -- a 'Failure'
- Fri 10:
In Search of Stimulus on Capitol Hill
- Thu 9:
Top 20 Metro Areas Get 28% of Road Stimulus, 61% of Transit Stimulus
- Tue 30:
Stimulus Lesson: When Time is of the Essence, Invest in Transit
- Mon 29:
Report: States Used $6.6B in Stimulus Cash on New Roads, Not Repair
- Mon 15:
Report: Nation's Cities Not Getting Their Share of Stimulus Transpo Money
- Fri 22:
Recovery.org Tracks The Stimulus Faster Than The Guys Spending It
- Wed 13:
Less Than One Percent of Transpo Stimulus Money Paid Out So Far
- Fri 8:
Stim Cash Gone Bad: Feds Fund Houston's Highway to Nowhere
- Mon 27:
Obama's Touted Office of Urban Policy Slow to Take Shape
- Tue 14:
Obama Falls Prey to Ribbon-Cutting Syndrome
- Tue 31:
NYC Stim Projects Help Fund Big Bike-Ped Improvements
- Thu 26:
Back to the Grid: John Norquist on How to Fix National Transpo Policy
- Wed 18:
Hope Springs Eternal for American Transpo Policy
- Wed 18:
Stimulus Bill Is a Step Forward for Pedestrians, Cyclists & Cities
- Fri 13:
Tonight: PBS on Transit, States, and the Stimulus
- Thu 12:
Final Stimulus Bill Slaps Transit Riders in the Face
- Wed 11:
Wiki Wednesday: The Story of the Stimulus
- Wed 11:
Stim Bill About to Enter Final Negotiations
- Tue 10:
Cartoon Tuesday: Two Steps Forward, Two Steps Back?
- Tue 10:
Obama: The Days of "Building Sprawl Forever" Are Over
- Tue 10:
Senate Approves Stimulus Bill -- On to Conference Committee
- Mon 9:
Senate Requires Environmental Approval For Stimulus Projects
- Sat 7:
Stimulus Update: Senate Compromise Unlikely to Raid Transit Funds
- Fri 6:
Senator Jim DeMint Wants to Eliminate Bike Stim Funds: Take Action!
- Fri 6:
Urgent Action: Billions for Transit in Jeopardy
- Fri 6:
Where Does Stimulus Cash Go From Here? TSTC Explains.
- Thu 5:
Senate's $50 Billion Highway Giveaway Nearly Dead
- Thu 5:
The Boxer/Inhofe Amendment: Not Green Enough
- Wed 4:
Update on Stimulus Action in the Senate -- Keep Up the Pressure
- Wed 4:
Albany's Transit Sins Come Back to Bite America
- Wed 4:
Urgent Action: Oppose Highway Robbery in Senate Stim Bill
- Tue 3:
It Gets Worse: Boxer/Inhofe to Request $50B More for Highways
- Tue 3:
Cartoon Tuesday: Political Suicide
- Tue 3:
Republican Minority Blocks Murray Amendment
- Tue 3:
Tell Your Senator to Support Transit and Green Jobs, Not Highways
- Tue 3:
Stimulus + Mass Transit = Opportunity