From Dave Van Hattum, Policy and Advocacy Program Manager The US DOT is forging a new path. Secretary LaHood’s visit to the Twin Cities on January 25,...
Archive for tag: Policy
Are Bicyclists and Pedestrians a Special Interest Group?
From Steve Clark, Bicycling and Walking Program Director In a recent report to Congress, Senators John McCain and Tom Coburn lambasted current transportation policies that...
At the Legislature: Building Sensible Communities
In partnership with 1000 Friends of Minnesota, Transit for Livable Communities and allies have developed a new initiative, aimed not at simply reshaping our transportation...
Transit for Livable Communities Applauds Investments in Infrastructure in Senate Recovery Bill, Urges Senate-House Conferees to Strengthen Transportation Provisions
For immediate release February 10, 2009 Contact Katie Eukel Transit for Livable Communities KatieE@tlcminnesota.org Transit for Livable Communities Applauds Investments in Infrastructure in Senate Recovery...
Oberstar Shapes Economic Recovery Package by Broadening Transportation Choices
For Immediate Release: January 15, 2009 Contact Lea SchusterExecutive DirectorTransit for Livable CommunitiesLeaS@tlcminnesota.org House Proposal for Transportation Infrastructure Spending Gets Recovery Moving by Broadening Transportation...
Bailout Law Helps Bike Commuters
A new federal law is now rewarding companies for promoting bike riding by their workers. The Bicycle Commuter Act was part of the fine print...
Minneapolis Considering Sweeping Changes to Parking Requirements
Minneapolis is in the midst of the most sweeping overhaul of its off-street parking requirements since the 1960s. The proposed changes include lower minimums and...
Metropolitan Council’s Draft 2030 Transportation Plan: Too Few Specifics
The Metropolitan Council recently released its draft 2030 Transportation Policy Plan (TPP). This important document, prepared every four years, guides the region’s planning and investment...