Transportation

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Shut Up and EcoDrive

Recently the New York Times has run several powerful articles underscoring the dangers of driving distracted, something which I don’t think can be emphasized enough.

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Southern Politicians Fighting High Speed Rail & ARRA Money

The Southeast Corridor will traverse the South on its way to link up to the Northeast Corridor in Washington D.C.

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After the Bushes have gone: High Speed Rail & the Florida corridor

As a former resident of Florida (1999-2002…Go Seminoles) your author can assure you, the state is in need of high speed rail.

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Job Creator and Travelers' Dream: High Speed Rail Chicago Hub

It’s good to have friends in high places. The Windy City is privileged to have the support of the man holding the highest office in the land, President Obama, to back a hub-and spoke high speed transit network with Chicago as its epicenter.

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How to convert a classic motorcycle into a clean, quiet, electric daily driver

The Goal of this project was to convert a classic motorcycle into a clean, quiet, electric daily driver that would reduce the amount of automobile pollution caused by my short to mid-range driving trips.

Washington, DC

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Six Greener Ways to Get Around Town

Live in DC? No need to take out the old gas guzzler. Here are six greener ways to get around town in style, and with a smaller carbon footprint.

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Airlines & Oil Barons in Fear of High Speed Rail: The South Central Corridor

Texas is a major battlefield in the fight between high speed rail advocates and opponents. The lone star state is the home base for many of the forces that are against the development of passenger rail in the United States.

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(Anti-)High Speed Rail: Republicans & the Gulf Coast Corridor

The red states of in the heart of Dixie (Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia) have been designated a federal high speed rail line to be known as the Gulf Coast Corridor.