Dr. Gridlock Archive: Transportation News
NTSB: Tug pilot in crash was on cell
PHILADELPHIA -- The mate piloting a tug boat in last summer's deadly collision of a tourist boat and a barge was consumed by a family emergency and on his cellphone at the time, a new government report on the crash revealed Monday.
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Associated Press
| March 7, 2011; 1:05 PM ET |
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Today's transportation roundup
It's another week, and another five days of navigating the roads, rails and skies to get business done. Monday began inauspiciously for me, with a Metro farecard machine eating my $20 bill and then becoming unresponsive. I have yet to recover the funds.
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Luke Rosiak
| March 7, 2011; 10:11 AM ET |
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Airlines, MARC, Transportation News
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More time to upgrade driver's licenses
The U.S. Homeland Security Department is giving states an extra 20 months to upgrade their systems to improve the security of driver's licenses to better identify illegal immigrants and thwart possible terrorists.
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Bloomberg News
| March 4, 2011; 5:39 PM ET |
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Chrysler recalls 250,000 vehicles
Chrysler is recalling about 250,000 vehicles to fix potential engine stalling.
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Associated Press
| March 3, 2011; 2:41 PM ET |
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Car-centric L.A. approves bike plan
Los Angeles officials approved a plan Tuesday that aims to get residents of the notoriously auto-centric city out of their cars and onto bicycles by linking its sprawling communities with an extensive network of bicycle lanes and trails.
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Associated Press
| March 2, 2011; 2:33 PM ET |
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GAO: Taxpayers pay for trucking
Moving freight via truck shifts far more of the costs onto taxpayers than does other modes of shipping, according to an analysis by the government's financial watchdog.
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Luke Rosiak
| March 1, 2011; 9:36 AM ET |
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