International: Businesses Invited to Invest Near Line
March 3, 2010|Mass Transit Magazine
More News & Resources:
The government has approved a land development plan around a planned station along the Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport Access MRT line, an official at the Ministry of the Interior (MOI) said Monday...
Read On
Blogosphere: New York to Get Dedicated Bus Lanes +
March 3, 2010|Streetsblog NYC
More News & Resources:
When DOT Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan hinted last Tuesday that bolder ideas were on the way for bus rapid transit in New York City, she apparently meant "next week." The DOT website now displays an updated plan for the next phase of bus improvements on 34th Street, which would convert the current bus lanes into a full-fledged transitway....
Read On
Blogosphere: New York to Get Dedicated Bus Lanes
March 3, 2010|Streetsblog NYC
More News & Resources:
When DOT Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan hinted last Tuesday that bolder ideas were on the way for bus rapid transit in New York City, she apparently meant "next week." The DOT website now displays an updated plan for the next phase of bus improvements on 34th Street, which would convert the current bus lanes into a full-fledged transitway....
Read On
Blogosphere: Bringing Development to Transit
March 3, 2010|The Source
More News & Resources:
In recent years, urban planners have been making a big push to locate new residential buildings as close to transit as possible. It's certainly started to happen in Los Angeles County, with apartments and condos sprouting near rail lines in Hollywood, North Hollywood, Koreatown, Pasadena and downtown Los Angeles, to name a few...
Read On
Quote of the Day
March 2, 2010|Pittsburgh Tribune Review
More News & Resources:
"This is not simply a transit project, or just a real estate project, but a combination of the two,"
Read On
Boulder: First Building of TOD in City
March 2, 2010|Daily Camera
More News & Resources:
A Boulder developer will ask the Planning Board this week to weigh in on the first tangible plans for the future Transit Village site -- the construction of 300 apartment units and 11,000 square feet of retail space at an estimated cost of $60 million. ...
Read On
Read On
Blogosphere: Capping the Hollywood Freeway +
March 2, 2010|The Architect's Newspaper
More News & Resources:
Plans to develop four so-called freeway cap parks have recently been announced in Los Angeles. The cap concept, which essentially covers a portion of a freeway with a planted concrete lid, has gained popularity in the last decade as an urban "greening" solution....
Read On
Quote of the Day
March 1, 2010|Los Angeles Times
More News & Resources:
"At a time when almost all states and most cities are going to Washington with one hand open, we're going with money in one hand and an open hand for a partnership in the other."
Read On
Read On
San Diego: Region Will Need More Homes
March 1, 2010|San Diego Union Tribune
More News & Resources:
If the county feels a tad cramped and overcrowded today, try picturing a million more people here 40 years from now, many of them living in apartments, condominiums and townhomes concentrated in urban centers near trolley stations and bus stops....
Read On
Read On
Blogosphere: Another Downtown Subway Station?
March 1, 2010|The Source
More News & Resources:
I wanted to circle back to the end of Thursday's meeting of the Metro Board of Directors. Los Angeles City Councilman Tom LaBonge was serving on the Board yesterday as a one-day substitute - two of the city of Los Angeles appointees to the Board were absent - and at the end of the meeting LaBonge made a simple verbal motion...
Read On





