Re: [Mpls] Fw: Coming Soon: No-Fare Transit -- An IEA Wake-Up Call to Met Council

2005-03-28 Thread David Shove
And what is in this bill? How much for busses? How much for PRT? Any? I'll bet NONE. Or is it mostly for LRT down every major business street, destroying them all? If my guesses are correct, I hope the bill FAILS. Please correct my guesses. --David Shove On Sun, 27 Mar 2005, David A.

Re: [Mpls] Fw: Coming Soon: No-Fare Transit -- An IEA Wake-Up Call to Met Council

2005-03-28 Thread Mark Snyder
Transportation 2020 is an initiative of Transit for Livable Communities, among others. A summary of the bill can be found at: http://www.tlcminnesota.org/Events/2005/Legislature/TranspoChoices2020/Bill% 20Details.htm A list of supporting organizations can be found at:

Re: [Mpls] Fw: Coming Soon: No-Fare Transit -- An IEA Wake-Up Call to Met Council

2005-03-27 Thread David A. Greene
Gary Hoover wrote: I sure hope the Met Council wakes up to this. This is the wrong target. The legislature and the governor need to be moved. The Council, unfortunately, carries out the will of the governor. Transportation Choices 2020 (HF 1735 / SF 1703) is the bill in the current session

[Mpls] Fw: Coming Soon: No-Fare Transit -- An IEA Wake-Up Call to Met Council

2005-03-26 Thread Gary Hoover
The International Energy Agency is considering a number of measures to reduce oil consumption fast in order to avoid very destructive economic dislocations that come with unplanned demand destruction resulting from shortages. Recommendations? Make public transit free. Reduce car over-use