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Obama administration urges oversight of U.S. Light Rail Systems

The Obama administration will propose oversight of the nations light-rail and subway systems, suggesting state agencies have been negligent in ensuring passenger safety.
Nov 20, 2009 by  B. Thomas Cooper in Travel

Arizona hiker sustains head injuries in fall from butte

A twenty-two year old Phoenix man has been seriously injured after falling from a butte at Papago Park in east Phoenix yesterday.
Nov 18, 2009 by  B. Thomas Cooper in Travel

10-year-old boy and his grandmother killed in B.C. road accident

A tragic car accident in Vernon, B.C. blamed on seasonal road conditions has killed a ten-year-old boy and his grandmother. The car the two were in lost control, crossed the centre-line and was slammed by a pickup.
Nov 17, 2009 by  Salim Jiwa in Travel

Toronto University Students Could Be Allowed Student Metropass Special

TTC Adam Giambrone supports post-secondary students being allowed to use the student Metropass. That would be a small saving for the students. Currently the student pass is $91.25 compared to the adult pass($109).
Nov 14, 2009 by  KJ Mullins in Travel - 2 comments

Bags and behavior being screened by TSA at U.S. airports

If you are acting suspiciously at a U.S. airport, it is likely that someone is watching you. TSA behavior-detection officers are on the job at 161 U.S. airports. In 2008 alone, 813 arrests were made based upon detection officers identifying suspects.
Nov 10, 2009 by  Kay Mathews in Travel

Big Rig Truck Falls Off San Francisco Bridge

The San Francisco Bay Bridge has undergone scrutiny over the last month for numerous accidents to include falling structural pieces. This latest accident involves a falling truck.
Nov 9, 2009 by  Paul Bright in Travel - 3 comments

Atlanta bus driver suspended after forcing passengers to pray

A bus driver for Atlanta's public transit has been suspended after refusing to let passengers off of his bus if they didn't pray.
Nov 8, 2009 by  KJ Mullins in Travel

Major Nidal Malik Hasan Had Many Different Faces

The alleged gunman of the Fort Hood military base shooting had many sides reports are now showing. He was a dedicated counselor who fought his own demons, a soldier, a religious man and now we suspect a mass murderer.
Nov 6, 2009 by  KJ Mullins in Travel
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