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Transportation For America March 2009
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Cleaner climate, better transportation

This will almost certainly be the year that Congress finally passes global warming legislation. But when they do, they'll be leaving out a huge chunk of the problem if they don't include a plan to reduce emissions from transportation - the source of roughly one-third of all carbon emissions in the U.S.

A proposal now in Congress called CLEAN-TEA would help clean up transportation by directing money raised through global warming legislation to the kinds of smart transportation investments that will lower emissions. It would direct funding to clean transportation investments - like public transportation and passenger rail, affordable neighborhoods around transit stops, and neighborhood improvements that increase safety for cyclists and pedestrians.

Help us make sure CLEAN-TEA makes it into the climate bill this year. Send a letter to the Chair of the Energy Committee today!

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News
Mobility Means Independence | 3/13/09

Find out why AARP became our partner for a smarter transportation future on behalf of Americans over 50...

Running Above Capacity | 3/9/09

Record ridership numbers are being met with one trend at transit agencies across the country - service cuts, layoffs, and fare increases...

Learning from the Skies | 3/5/09

What if high-speed rail corridors could match the busiest flight plans to ease congestion in the sky and on the road...

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Deepen Your Engagement

Congress will make significant investments in transportation this year - but where and how they do it is key. We're launching two new initiatives - a webinar series with top experts in the field and a national town hall program - to help you learn more about transportation and share your vision for your community.

Join us in coming together to address the serious challenges we face in every community across America.

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FAST FACTS

1 in 5 Americans over age 65 either choose not to drive, or are unable to drive. And 600,000 people over age 70 stop driving every year.

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