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  • Officials Break Ground On $5.5 Billion People Mover At LAX

    03/14/2019 11:51:28 AM PDT · by BenLurkin · 38 replies
    cbs2la ^ | March 14, 2019 at 11:28 am
    The trains will stop at three stations inside the terminal loop and three outside that includes a Metro station, stitching public transit with air travel. Officials are hoping the new transportation system will reduce congestion in and around the airport, which was recently named the fourth busiest in the world. The project will cost $5.5 billion and will be paid for with both private and public funds. It’s also expected to bring 2,000 jobs to the area. The people mover is scheduled to be completed in 2023.
  • DeLay is changing his tune on future mass transit plans

    08/14/2004 1:07:04 PM PDT · by Willie Green · 68 replies · 874+ views
    The Houston Chronicle ^ | August 14, 2004 | LUCAS WALL
    Metro should seek alternatives to light rail, he says IRVING - Houston leaders responded with enthusiasm Friday to an apparent warming of relations between U.S. House Majority Leader Tom DeLay and the Metropolitan Transit Authority. "I consider this to be a real positive, and perhaps a turning point, for improved mass transit in our region," Mayor Bill White said. "Metro has established a good relationship with Mr. DeLay, which is critical to getting the mass-transit funding we need." DeLay, who has opposed Metro rail plans for more than a decade and blocked federal funds for the Main Street light rail...
  • CAPTION THIS PHOTO

    06/13/2003 2:26:59 PM PDT · by PokeyJoe · 19 replies · 170+ views
  • Lawmakers strengthen Bombardier's fight

    12/04/2002 8:53:10 AM PST · by Willie Green · 1 replies · 171+ views
    The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review ^ | Wednesday, December 4, 2002 | Ron DaParma
    <p>With as many as 400 local jobs hanging in the balance, a Congressional delegation led by Sen. Arlen Specter, a Philadelphia Republican, toured Bombardier Transportation's West Mifflin operations Tuesday, pledging to fight the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority's decision to select Sumitomo Corp. to build, operate and maintain a nearly $200 million people-mover transit system for Washington Dulles International Airport.</p>