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5/24/06: Bridgeport Intermodal Center Received Over $5 Million to Support Construction of Bus Terminal, ConnectionsMay 24, 2006 ( published in: Fairfield County | Future Innovations | Greater Bridgeport | Media Center | Press Releases | Railroads | Transportation ) 11/18/05: Dodd, Lieberman Hail Conference Approval of Transportation, Housing Appropriations Bill
November 18, 2005
WASHINGTON - The Transportation and Housing and Urban Development (THUD) Appropriations Conference Committee today approved a measure that, thanks in part to the efforts of Senators Chris Dodd and Joe Lieberman, will provide funding to help improve surface transportation, rail transit and promote affordable housing and community development in Connecticut and across the country. Dodd and Lieberman worked with their Senate and House colleagues to ensure that funds for a number of Connecticut projects remained in the bill providing more than $55 million in new federal funds for transportation and housing initiatives statewide. ( published in: Bikes & Pedestrians | Energy | Fairfield County | Future Innovations | Greater Bridgeport | Greater Hartford | Greater New Haven | Greater Waterbury | Greater Willimantic | Hartford County | Housing | Litchfield County | Lower Fairfield County | Media Center | Middlesex County | Naugatuck Valley | New Haven County | New London County | Northeast Corner | Press Releases | Railroads | Southeast Connecticut | Tolland County | Torrington | Transportation | Upper Fairfield County | Windham County ) 11/20/04: Statement of Senator Dodd on a bill to create a Center for Transportation SolutionsMr. President, I rise to introduce the Center for Transportation Solutions Act of 2004. I am deeply troubled that the Federal Government is not doing enough to address important national and regional transportation issues from a systemic perspective. There is too little research being devoted to profound questions that have a long-term impact on the future viability of our nation's transportation network. Such questions may include: How well is our transportation system responding to the global economy? How can transportation meet the needs of greater environmental sustainability? How can people become more involved in transportation planning in their communities? What transportation technologies will be important in the future? Are there more effective ways to finance improvements to our transportation infrastructure? What will be the demand for various modes of transportation in the future? How well do the various modes of transportation interact? Is there a better way to reduce transportation accidents and enhance safety? |