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Intelligent Transportation News: Top Stories from Thursday, July 15, 2010

ITS News Roundup - Thursday, July 15, 2010

Industry News

NYC project uses off-hour deliveries to fight gridlock; a safe, effective model for cities across America (US DOT Fast Lane - Peter Appel)

Toyota Probe Shows Black Boxes Aren't Just For Planes (Wall Street Journal)

Rail Group Sees US Recovery Stalling (Journal of Commerce)

Data-crunchers ready to predict traffic tie-ups (Detroit News)

Local Stories From Around The U.S.

EAST

Delaware's high-speed weigh station decreases traffic (1150 AM News Talk Radio)

T to give $115M boost to rail fleet, says new engines will cut delays (Boston Globe)

SOUTH

Rural bus service improvements 'changing the image of public transit' (Charleston Post and Courier)

International News

Germany, Russia sign multibillion deals including $2.8 billion contract for 200 new regional trains (AP)

White House, Federal Agency, and Congressional News

Frustration With Stop-Gap Transpo Funding Shows at DOT Town Hall (DCStreetsBlog)

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

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