Streetsblog - October 20, 2015 - by Angie Schmitt
When Texas voters go to the polls this November they will decide an issue of enormous consequence to the future of the state.
Adding more lanes isn’t going to fix Texas’s transportation problems. Photo:...
Stopover planned 20 miles from A&M could transform home-campus commute, says students and advocates.
October 15, 2015 -By Chris Martin - www.thebatt.com
Future Texas A&M students could travel from campus to Houston or Dallas in a third of the time it currently...
Texas Tribune TribTalk - October 5, 2015
The only time most Texans pay attention to railroads is when they are caught at a crossing waiting for a freight train to pass.
But much of what we take for granted in our daily...
Dallas one of top 20 cities where rail can put $10,000 back in your pocket.
Washington, D.C. Public transportation gets you where you want to be both physically and fiscally. When you choose to ride public transit you make a decision...
William S. Lind and Glen D. Bottoms • AmericanConservative.com
September 8, 2015
At root, conservatism is about preserving good things from the past and, where they have been lost, restoring them. Conservatives know that life in the past was in many ways...
You are now experiencing the new Texas Rail Advocates website which was launched Saturday September 19.
UPDATE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19, 2015: The TRA email addresses are not yet operational. Emails sent to @texasrailadvocates.org will not reach their destination. we will advise...
Published Saturday, August 1, 2015 - Tyler Morning Telegraph
The Sunday July 26 editorial “High Speed Rail Won't Work in Texas” misses a few key facts.
Linking two of the top 10 metropolitan areas in the country (Dallas and Houston) does not...
San Antonio Express-News Editorial Board - August 17, 2015
It's been talked about for so long, it's hard to believe rail between San Antonio and Austin will ever be real. But if you are a commuter, policymaker or a fiscal hawk,...
August 25, 2015 - Fort Worth Star Telegram Editorial
Planning for high-speed rail service linking Fort Worth to Houston continues to move forward, slowly but decidedly.
The Regional Transportation Council last week allocated $4.5 million from its regional tollway revenue accounts to...
