More Transit = More Jobs: Photos and Video
Obama Proposes $50B for Transportation
More Transit = More Jobs: New Report
Service Cuts Restored, Thanks to MCU
The Real Red Scare
More Transit = More Jobs: Photos and Video
TEN affiliates in cities across the country held rallies to coincide with the release of the More Transit = More Jobs study and to show their support for transit investment as an engine of job creation. Click below for photo and video highlights.
Obama Proposes $50B for Transportation
Just four days after TEN released the study More Transit = More Jobs, President Obama proposed $50 billion in transportation investments to create new jobs and get our country moving again. TEN Executive Director Laura Barrett hailed the proposal.
More Transit = More Jobs: New Report
What would happen if 20 metropolitan areas shifted 50% of their highway funds to transit? They would generate 1,123,674 new transit jobs over a five-year period — for a net gain of 180,150 jobs over five years — without a single dollar of new spending.
That's the finding of TEN's new study, More Transit = More Jobs.
Service Cuts Restored, Thanks to MCU
Katie Jansen Larson, Executive Director of TEN member Metropolitan Congregations United (MCU), was featured in a front page St. Louis Post-Dispatch article celebrating the restoration of bus service cuts that MCU helped win. "It is one of the more hopeful things going on in the region right now," she said.
The Real Red Scare
Post by: Laura Barrett
Executive Director, Transportation Equity Network
Originally posted August 11, 2010 on the Huffington Post
If you want a glimpse at what awaits America if we don't change our auto-dependent ways, just look at Russia.
In "Stuck," a stunning piece in a recent issue of the New Yorker, Keith Gessen paints a nightmarish vision of Moscow's streets that we're already far too close to.
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