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Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Agency aims to establish transportation funding criteria, More transparent, objective analysis - and fewer politics - could soon determine which road projects are built in Leon, Gadsden and Wakulla counties. The city and county commissioners who make up the Capital Region Transportation Planning Agency on Monday took the first step toward putting in place a committee tasked with establishing criteria. The goal is to have a scientific list of priorities when asking the state for money. More >>
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
Proposed express lanes on I-95 could cost as much as $6 per trip, A 9 a.m. meeting. An early morning flight. Those once- or twice-a-week occasions when you really have to be somewhere on time. What's it worth to you to guarantee a congestion-free commute? Fifty cents? Two bucks? How about $6? By the end of the year, drivers could begin buying their way out of traffic jams on a 21-mile stretch of northbound Interstate 95 between Miami and Fort Lauderdale. More >>
Monday, May 14, 2007
Freshening up I-Drive, For countless tourists who have tramped through Central Florida's theme parks over the decades, International Drive was a home away from home, a place to sleep and eat and play an arcade game or two. When their brief vacations ended, International Drive was what they remembered of Central Florida outside the gates of the Magic Kingdom and the promenades of Universal Orlando. For many businesses in the area, and for the region's urban planners, that is distressing. More >>
Tuesday, May 1, 2007
Tri-Rail funding in jeopardy, The South Florida Regional Transportation Authority still has no legislative sponsor for a bill to create long-term funding for Tri-Rail. As the legislative session enters its final week, the South Florida Regional Transportation Authority is still struggling to find someone to sponsor a bill to create a long-term dedicated funding source for Tri-Rail. More >>
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