Browse by Tags - Garl B. Latham - myProgressiveRailroading Blogs - MyProgressiveRailroading
Home
»
myProgressiveRailroading Blogs
»
Garl B. Latham
»
All Tags
»
highway
»
light rail
Browse by Tags
myProgressiveRailroading Blogs
Share your ideas with other rail professionals.
Get this RSS feed
Home
Tags
Amtrak
capital projects
commuter
economic stimulus
energy
environment
freight service
government
government policy
high-speed rail
job creation
marketing
passenger
planning
public investment
public/private partnerships
railroad history
Right-Of-Way
roadways
shared infrastructure
subsidy
tax
transit
Tagged Content List
Blog Post:
The invisible imperative
Garl B. Latham
I must admit, it's hard to be in two places at once. When a business (such as mine) essentially exists as a one man band, how can the opening of a satellite office be justified? Yet, here I am in San Antonio, rationalising my decision to do just that. I have a wonderful sister who's willing...
on
30 Aug 2011
Blog Post:
Intermodal madness
Garl B. Latham
Recently, a pro-H.S.R. piece appeared in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram . Long-time columnist Bob Ray Sanders indicated his strong support for a "bullet train" project, linking various metropolitan regions along the "Texas Triangle," including Houston, San Antonio, Austin and "Dallas...
on
31 May 2011
Blog Post:
No turning back
Garl B. Latham
Yep, that was the front page headline of today's Dallas Morning News : "No turning back." So sorry; we've already gone too far, spent too much money, made too many plans. We can't stop now. The subject in question is the rebuilding of Lyndon Baines Johnson Freeway (Interstate...
on
17 May 2011
Blog Post:
In search of the temperate zealot
Garl B. Latham
Well, the anti-tax zealots are at it again, with their weapons focused (as is so often the case) upon railway technology. [You know, I've often wondered where all our Libertarian friends were hiding when the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956 (a.k.a. the National Interstate and Defense Highways...
on
3 May 2011
Blog Post:
My wish list
Garl B. Latham
As we begin the 21st century's second decade and enter destinations unknown (tempus fugit, man!), I though it might be sobering to create a wish list of sorts: a compilation of, say, the top ten things I'd enjoy adding to our society's growing catalogue of concerns. It's a depressing...
on
4 Jan 2011