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Ed Perkins on Travel: Scope Transit for Your Trip
Public transportation is available in multiple large cities in America and many of them connect to the airport.
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Residents in Brussels Use #Opendoor to Offer Assistance After Attacks
Following a series of bombs at the Brussels airport and a subway train, people took on to Twitter to help other.
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Transportation Mayhem After Brussels Attacks
Travel in and out of Belgium has become chaotic after the attacks at the Brussels airport and subway station.
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Renewal of the Expired US Highway Trust Fund Benefits All
The most recent extension of the National Highway Trust Fund authorization will expire on Oct. 29. This vital funding source is used to pay for both highway and transit projects.
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Oslo to Make City Center Car-Free in 4 Years
The newly elected leftist city council of Oslo, Norway plans to ban automobiles from the center of the city by 2019 to clamp down on pollution, in what will likely mark the first permanent restriction on cars in a European capital, according to Reuters.
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Ottawa Urged to Play Greater Role in Transportation
Transportation groups want Ottawa to play a greater role in public transportation.
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San Francisco Q&A: ‘How can the BART dispute be resolved?’
The Epoch Times asked San Francisco locals ‘How can the BART dispute be resolved?’
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Calif. Regulators Suggest Legalizing Ride-Share Services
California regulators proposed new rules Tuesday for booming ride-share services as they face accusation from taxi companies that they provide unsafe transportation and unfair competition.
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Late Buses Don’t Come Cheap for San Francisco
Muni delays cost San Francisco $50 million a year in economic losses.
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Ed Perkins on Travel: Scope Transit for Your Trip
Public transportation is available in multiple large cities in America and many of them connect to the airport.
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Residents in Brussels Use #Opendoor to Offer Assistance After Attacks
Following a series of bombs at the Brussels airport and a subway train, people took on to Twitter to help other.
|
Transportation Mayhem After Brussels Attacks
Travel in and out of Belgium has become chaotic after the attacks at the Brussels airport and subway station.
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Renewal of the Expired US Highway Trust Fund Benefits All
The most recent extension of the National Highway Trust Fund authorization will expire on Oct. 29. This vital funding source is used to pay for both highway and transit projects.
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Oslo to Make City Center Car-Free in 4 Years
The newly elected leftist city council of Oslo, Norway plans to ban automobiles from the center of the city by 2019 to clamp down on pollution, in what will likely mark the first permanent restriction on cars in a European capital, according to Reuters.
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Ottawa Urged to Play Greater Role in Transportation
Transportation groups want Ottawa to play a greater role in public transportation.
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San Francisco Q&A: ‘How can the BART dispute be resolved?’
The Epoch Times asked San Francisco locals ‘How can the BART dispute be resolved?’
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Calif. Regulators Suggest Legalizing Ride-Share Services
California regulators proposed new rules Tuesday for booming ride-share services as they face accusation from taxi companies that they provide unsafe transportation and unfair competition.
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Late Buses Don’t Come Cheap for San Francisco
Muni delays cost San Francisco $50 million a year in economic losses.
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