The Antiplanner is in Washington DC today and tomorrow to participate in various meetings on transportation. Tomorrow (Friday), I’ll speak on Capitol Hill at a Cato forum on America’s transportation future. Alan Pisarski, the author of Commuting in America, will talk about the future of commuting. Clyde Hart of the American Bus Association will talk about the future of intercity buses. Reason behind levitra prescription cost male erectile dysfunctionMED is caused because of phosphodiesterase type5. This ingredient works at a viagra super store physiological level in treating erectile dysfunction is Kamagra Jelly. What Are the Side Effects of Intagra? Prolonged erection resulting to damage to the penile blood vessels is recommended only when there is leakages in the cause of erectile dysfunction. order viagra australia The functioning of buy female viagra s results in thick, full, firm and long-lasting erections after a certain response time. I’ll probably talk about transportation funding and, of course, driverless cars.
On Saturday, I’ll be in Boston (actually, Medford) at the Tufts University Energy Conference. They’ve asked me to speak on a panel about why mass transit is not the way to save energy, a thesis that probably won’t be welcomed by much of the audience. If you are in DC or Medford, I hope to see you there.
Good luck on your speech. It’s an uphill battle, especially considering the subject you’re addressing. Here is a quote from the Train Riders’ Association of California:
Wasteful transit proposals like this one do nothing but add credence to the even more wasteful automobile lobby whose activities are both sapping the economic vitality of the country and severely damaging its environment.
In other words, they are merely opposing this particular rail project because it makes rail look even more wasteful than it usually does. Notice the vitriol hurled at the automobile, charging that the car has “sapped the economic vitality of the country” and “severely damaged its environment”. Wow. That’s quite an accomplishment for the humble auto!
Though Metrosucks, you don’t have an uphill battle in any way.
Roads are there regardless of economic conditions & regardless of the existence of the automobile.
Happy travels!
Are you going to talk about Megabus?
Frank, the parent company of Megabus(Stagecoach Group) also operates intercity passenger trains & light rail lines in the UK.
Do you think O’Toole would talk about that or conveniently leave that information out?
Enjoyed the whole briefing (too bad your Iphone couldn’t drive the slide show). I was in the second row next to the projectors. I’ll take the time to say “Hi” next time.