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Fri Jul 3

• The Los Angeles Metro is now on Google Maps: Just in time for the 4th of July weekend?now anybody can effortlessly access Los Angeles Metro routes simply by using Google Maps. This has been in the works for quite some time and now the service is live.
• RailPod Inc. is revolutionizin g rail transportation: A modern mass transit system must not only reduce traffic congestion and promote conservation, but must be efficient, affordable, and accessible. An efficient means of travel is critical to the development and success of towns, cities, and countries. RailPod Inc. provides an innovative transportation solution and offers much more.

Tue Jun 23

• Google LatLong: Dump the pump with new transit agencies in Google Maps

Tue Jun 16

• Vote with Your Feet: Car-free camping at Shabbona Lake
• Chicago Wilderness Magazine ? Have Train, Will Travel

Mon Jun 8

• More than just the tailpipe: Trains, planes, buses and automobiles do not only effect the environment via their exhaust pipes. There is a full lifecycle of processes associated with getting from A to B that we rarely acknowledge. Published today in IOP Publishing 9;s Environmental Research Letters, researchers from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of California -- Berkeley, have created a framework to help us calculate the true environmental cost of travel.
• Mass transit project is biggest in United States: The largest mass transit project in the country got under way Monday with the help of federal stimulus dollars, as public officials broke ground on a second passenger rail tunnel beneath the Hudson River. The new tunnel will link New Jersey with New York and eventually will double capacity on the nation's busiest rail corridor.

Mon May 18

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