Trans Texas Corridor Bites the Proverbial DustSource: TxDOT
Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) officials announced Wednesday that, in response to citizen comments received during the environmental review of Trans-Texas Corridor-35, the department has recommended the No Action Alternative on the TTC-35 environmental study to the Fe …
Texans Protest Against Planned NAFTA SuperhighwaySource: Raw Story
As Senators Clinton and Obama prepared to debate in their state, Texans were marching in protest over the NAFTA superhighway known as the Trans-Texas Corridor, or I-69, the primary purpose of which is to speed the delivery of goods coming in from Mexico to proposed inland ports.
Technology adds bells and whistles to Toronto transitSource: The Globe and Mail
Technology is coming to the rescue of wait-weary transit users, Toronto Transit Commission chairman Adam Giambrone said yesterday, as he announced plans to spend more than $10-million on customer service improvements over the next two years.
Ambitious Urban Transit Plan for TorontoSource: CBC
The Toronto Transit Commission is expected to announce a multibillion-dollar plan to build a network of dedicated streetcar and bus lines throughout the city.

Toronto, I know you're pissed off at the TTC right now for taking an unscheduled sick day. We all saw it cough and look a little green on its way home from work last night.
TTC fuels up on soy to help clear the air.Source: CNET News.com
Suncor Energy Products Inc. and the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) have teamed up to help clear the air in Toronto. An agreement has been reached for Suncor to supply biodiesel to the TTC's fleet of 1,491 buses. This sales agreement extends to December 2007.
Cult of transit loversSource: Toronto Star
Unlike many of us who regard Toronto's streetcars and subway trains as merely a form of transportation, Bracken and Kufner are devoted to the city's public transit — the buses, the Red Rockets, the timetables, the numbers that identify each car or bus like a beloved's name.
York University Subway Extension is a GoSource: transit.toronto.on.ca
Finally, the much-anticipated York University subway extension is officially going to be built with money earmarked by the provincial government. That's right, the provincial government is showing Toronto the money.
TTC Fares Rise Again April 1Source: Toronto Star
From the article, "At a special meeting today, transit commissioners argued about how much to raise fares to cover a $16.5 million shortfall."

This is an editorial I wrote last December regarding a plan by Howard Moscoe to tax Toronto drivers to pay for the TTC.