New book documents how key changes in land development patterns could help reduce vehicle greenhouse gas emissions Meeting the growing demand for conveniently located homes in walkable neighborhoods could significantly reduce the growth in the number of miles Americans drive, shrinking the nation’s carbon footprint while giving people more housing choices, according to a team […]
On May 10, 1869, in Promontory Summit, Utah, the “golden spike” was driven into the final tie that joined 1,776 miles of the Central Pacific and Union Pacific railways, ceremonially creating the nation’s first transcontinental railroad. Suddenly, the country was united in a way it never had been. The train became the go-to mode of
Coming soon – National Train Day Read More »
The US Government spends hundreds of billions of dollars on transportation every year, but what are those dollars really getting us? More highways and more sprawl? Several national organizations are working to change how the federal government spends critical transportation dollars. And they’re looking for your help to persuade our legislators to support smarter investments.
Have your say on critical national transit issues Read More »
The expo is free and open to the public. It will offer dozens of indoor product/service exhibits and outdoor vehicle & farm displays, many informative presentations and keynotes, lively music & entertainment, organic food and drink, kids’ crafts & activities, award-winning films & videos, and free samples & door prizes, all focused on earth-friendly and
Exciting Earth Day Expo – Saturday, April 19 Read More »
By the end of this year, SE Michigan will have a new official Comprehensive Regional Transit Service Plan for the tri-county area that will shape our region for decades to come. Do you think the region needs better transit? What kinds? Do we need new rapid transit? Where? What does your local community need? Come
Don’t miss the regional transit planning meetings – April 8-10 Read More »
