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Intelligent Transportation News: Top Stories from Monday, July 19, 2010

ITS News Roundup - Monday, July 19, 2010

Industry News

Living near traffic pollution tied to heart deaths (Reuters)

International News

Toronto transit panel suggests better ways (National Post)

N.Y.-to-Montreal in nothing flat (National Post)

Pioneering software cuts European train delays (BBC)

No autos on the autobahn: Germans party on highway (AP)

Local Stories From Around The U.S.

EAST

Troy lauded for signal improvements (Albany Times Union)

Transit Cuts, an Agony Without End (New York Times)

VDOT rejects stimulus signage (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

D.C. begins testing new parking payment systems (WTOP)

Metro seeks to ease congestion on busy bus routes, saving time and millions (Washington Post)

SOUTH

CARTA puts new, cleaner buses on the road (Charleston Regional Business Journal)

White House, Federal Agency, and Congressional News

Battle brewing over emissions standards (The Hill)

TSA Chief John Pistole to Put Priority on Rail, Subways (USA Today)

The Reverse Commute: Obama Administration's Effort to Reverse Decades of Unsustainable Development (American Prospect)

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

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