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Intelligent Transportation News: Top Stories from Tuesday, July 20, 2010

ITS News Roundup - Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Industry News

Mobile mapping while driving: Is it risky? (CNN)

Subaru Outback to double as Wi-Fi hot spot (CNet)

Federal jury subpoenas details on Toyota's steering relay rod defects (Washington Post)

International News

China Passes U.S. as World's Biggest Energy Consumer, IEA Says (Bloomberg)

61 people killed as 2 trains crash in east India (AP)

Local Stories From Around The U.S.

EAST

ODOT to test "green" sound wall on I-70 this fall (WHIO Local News)

M.T.A. Deficit Means Riders May Pay More (New York Times)

As Metro congestion grows, so does anger at 'seat hogs' (Washington Post)

SOUTH

'Intelligent' signals could ease traffic congestion (Florida Today)

A new direction for transportation policy in the Texas Senate? (The Statesman)

MIDWEST

Chicago Draws Up Plan to Prosper in 2040 (New York Times)

White House, Federal Agency, and Congressional News

Expand investment in infrastructure (Politico)

Kerry holds closed-door climate talks (Politico)

*For daily news stories from earlier in the week, visit the ITS America archives page.

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