/20000407/mtr26401.htm	New Jersey DOT Road Expansion Pollutes the Delaware 	April 7, 2000	All was not quiet on Trenton's Delaware River waterfront this week as the Army Corps of Engineers (Phila. District) halted the NJ Dept. of Transportation Route 29 construction project because DOT viol</b></i></u></a>...	264
/20000407/mtr26402.htm	NY Legislature Proposes $17.1 billion Highway Plan, Mountain of MTA Debt     - Program Details, Budget Math Cloudy - 	April 7, 2000	In announcing a state budget agreement &quot;framework&quot; on Wednesday, NY legislative leaders and Governor Pataki said they would deal with the demands of financing 5-year transit and road program</b></i></u></a>...	264
/20000407/mtr26403.htm	Reports Map Highway Industry Goals	April 7, 2000	Reports released last month by New York and New Jersey highway industry groups provide a sense of the priorities<B> </B>of this powerful constituency for expanded state DOT spending. Their message is </b></i></u></a>...	264
/20000407/mtr26404.htm	NJ Transit: Bus World's Biggest Mistake	April 7, 2000	On Wednesday, NJ Transit's Board of Directors approved purchase of 1,400 new diesel-powered cruiser buses, thought likely to be the world's largest single bus order.  The first of a number of staggere</b></i></u></a>...	264
/20000407/mtr26405.htm	Nassau County's Transit Lobby	April 7, 2000	Last Tuesday's public hearing at the Nassau County Medical Center on the proposed cuts in Long Island Bus service was a strong lesson in the blurred lines of accountability that frequently characteriz</b></i></u></a>...	264
/20000407/mtr26406.htm	Citizens Circle Wagons Against Millstone Bypass	April 7, 2000	Citizens, historic preservationists and environmental groups are stepping up their campaign to stop the Millstone Bypass, a new $50 million highway that will cut across West Windsor near the Princeton</b></i></u></a>...	264
/20000407/mtr26407.htm	In the Works: More Ferries, Better Access	April 7, 2000	Since the return of a private ferry system to New York Harbor in 1986, <B>terminal access has been a constant problem</B> for what could be low-cost means of reducing road congestion.  Currently, NY W</b></i></u></a>...	264