L.A., Long Ruled by Cars, Becoming a Transit Leader
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LOS ANGELES -- Demeaned as a car-crazed megalopolis where people drive two blocks to valet-park at the dry cleaners, Los Angeles is on the road to fashioning one of the best public transit systems in the nation.
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In a world headed toward billion-car gridlock, here's one vision of a green global transportation system.
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By Jeff Hood, The Record, Stockton, Calif.  Sep. 16--LODI -- Francisco Silvia has spent the past few weeks tuning up the engine that will drive Lodi's newest form of public transportation -- his legs.
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The Montreal bus and metro agency faced some end-user resistance at first, but quickly learned how to get buy-in.
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State has made strides in easing rules on business, but housing and other costs still bring moving vans.
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EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. - It's not quite the highway beautification Illinois transportation officials had in mind.
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The self-proclaimed "Friendship City" has decided it's tired of being a doormat for motorists from neighboring communities.
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By Kris Wernowsky, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Times Leader  Feb. 15--WILKES-BARRE -- It started with a keen interest in pop art and continued with the purchase of a luxury car that once belonged to the school of art's most notable celebrity icon.
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City Councilman-elect and former mayor Marion Barry could soon be one of the people steering Metro, the capital area's cash-strapped transit agency.
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Used cars have a lot to offer -- if you know what you're doing.
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Famed for engineering prowess, the German auto industry is also rife with rivalries and internecine politics.
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Drivers still learning how to talk on cell phones and maneuver at the same time are headed for an even more complex world.
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Carmakers at the L.A. Auto Show are falling all over themselves to look environmentally conscious. Hereâs what youâll see on the highway.
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The benefits of carpooling have not been enough to change the transportation habits of most commuters.
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SAN DIEGO -- John Phillips peered down at the computer screen. Something didn't look quite right. It was 9:11 a.m. on the West Coast, or just past noon in the East, and all the bus drivers were supposed to be on break. The map of the District of Columbia showed hundreds of red blips representing vehicles that had been parked for more than an hour. But then there was one black dot, a lone bus, moving rapidly in the northwestern quadrant of the city.
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The Police have added stops in Oakland and Los Angeles to their first tour in decades.
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In power-hungry Los Angeles, restauranteurs play follow the agent.