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Intelligent Transportation News: Top Stories from Friday, July 23, 2010

ITS News Roundup - Friday, July 23, 2010

Industry News

Moving to Broadband on Public Transport (MassTransit)

America's system of rail freight is the world's best. High-speed passenger trains could ruin it (Economist)

Airports pitch sites as all-purpose transport hubs (USA Today)

Recession breeds wave of supercommuters (MSNBC)

GM's OnStar: There's an app for that (CNN)

Volvo's intruder heartbeat detector option going bye-bye (USA Today)

Local Stories From Around The U.S.

WEST

L.A. officials to mark 20^th anniversary of Metro Rail system (L.A. Times)

White House, Federal Agency, and Congressional News

Senate Bill Calls for National Freight Policy (Journal of Commerce)

U.S. Senator Lautenberg introduces bill to make ship-to-rail transfers rail safer, more efficient (New Jersey Star Ledger)

LaHood: Republicans Tell Me In Private The Stimulus Is Working (Huffington Post)

*For to access news stories from past weeks, visit the ITS America archives page.

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