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Support for transportation alternativesWe need mobility choicesWith fuel costs soaring, demand for alternatives to driving has never been greater. We call on our elected officials to ensure a broad array of transportation choices that serves all citizens. Learn more about the CTC resolution. Questions for 2008 Harris County candidatesWhat transportation is Harris County planning for our future?On November 3, 2008, Harris County voters will choose the County Judge and County Commissioners for Precincts 1 and 3. The County controls hundreds of millions in infrastructure projects annually. In order to understand how these candidates may affect transportation policy if elected, we intend to ask them questions on key topics. Please check back later this summer to see their responses. Questions for 2005 City of Houston candidatesDo City of Houston candidates care about your neighborhood's transportation needs?On November 8, 2005, Houston voters will be asked to elect the next Houston City Council, choosing among candidates for Mayor, 4 at-large (citywide) positions, and 6 district positions. In order to understand how these candidates may affect transportation policy if elected, we asked them questions on six topics and posted their answers here. Toll road accountabilityHarris County Commissioners budgeted $576 million for toll road infrastructure, nearly half of the County's fiscal 2008-2009 Infrastructure Appropriations budget. Harris County Toll Road Authority (HCTRA) proposals for new toll roads will not only affect our region but also your neighborhood. Learn why all Houstonians should care here. |
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Citizens' Transportation Coalition: advocacy information organization forums |
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