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Attendance sparse to hear transportation plan
Texas Department of Transportation's tour of 25 cities in 10 days entered Longview on Thursday, but almost no one arrived to greet officials. Similar meetings also were held Thursday in Jefferson, Corpus Christi, Farmers Branch, Fort Worth, Houston and Wichita Falls.
Town hall transportation discussion focuses on revenue
The Texas Department of Transportation has partnered with the North Central Texas Council of Governments to host town hall meetings throughout North Texas, and Collin County had its chance to address the panel Wednesday evening at the city of Plano council chambers.
Regional Transportation Commission votes to buy Santa Cruz Branch rail line
SANTA CRUZ - County transportation leaders voted unanimously to buy the 32-mile rail line between Pajaro an Davenport on Thursday, culminating years of negotiations with plans to secure the corridor for public use.
Biz, transportation leaders push for authorization
On Thursday, business and transportation industry leaders joined Transportation for America for a briefing on Capitol Hill to underscore the potential of a reformed, multi-year transportation bill to boost the economy and create lasting jobs across the country.
Transportation Commission Buys Branch Rail Line
Thursday the Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) unanimously agreed to purchase the Santa Cruz Branch Rail Line for a negotiated price of $14.2 million for the 32-mile Branch Line with a commitment to invest $5 million to make improvements to the Branch Line.
Transportation Council takes wheel on staffing
The Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors moved forward with a plan Tuesday that would give the Tuolumne County Transportation Council its own dedicated staff and give it control over the county transit system. The reasoning behind the move is the TCTC a city-county body that oversees transportation issues has seen its finances and authority grow over the years, and its current staffers are ...
Maoists to allow markets open from 6 pm to 10 pm; transportation of perishable products not to be obstructed
The Unified CPN (Maoists) have decided to allow markets to open for two more hours everyday and not to obstruct the transportation of perishable products including vegetables, fruits and milk from Friday.
NCDC chooses transportation center contractors
Norwich - The Norwich Community Development Corp., approved five bids this morning totaling $11.1 million for construction of the $22 million regional transportation center, but said the
State asks transportation contactors to cut invoices 3 percent
Citing dire fiscal constraints facing state government this year and next, the state Department of Transportation is urging all of its contractors to slash future bills by 3 percent or potentially lose the states business.
Rendell Pushing Transportation Funding Instead of I-80 Tolls
Democratic governor Ed Rendell says Republicans should heed his call to approve a transportation funding plan to take the place of tolls on I-80 because timing is of the essence.