Seventh Annual Southern California Transportation Summit
Monday, October 20, 2008 | 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
at the Wilshire Grand Hotel in downtown Los Angeles.
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Mobility 21 Coalition Announces Marnie O’Brien Primmer as Executive Director
(June 13, 2008) – The Mobility 21 Coalition announces the appointment of Marnie O’Brien Primmer as Executive Director of the five county transportation coalition focused on developing transportation solutions for Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura counties. Primmer brings with her more than a decade of experience in public affairs and transportation/infrastructure planning and development. MORE>
Mobility 21 Summit Moves East to San Bernardino County; Expands to Include Five Counties
(Nov. 5, 2007) Mobility 21 today hosted its first summit as a regional transportation advocacy group representing five Southern California counties. Dale E. Bonner, Secretary of the California Business, Transportation & Housing Authority, kicked off the sixth annual Mobility 21 Transportation Summit together with elected officials and business, transportation and community leaders representing the region's 17 million residents. MORE>
Three Southern California Leaders Singled Out For Outstanding Contributions to Regional Mobility at Sixth Annual Mobility 21 Transportation Summit
(Nov. 5, 2007) Eric Haley, Executive Director of the Riverside Transportation Commission; Curt Pringle, Mayor of the City of Anaheim, and Larry Sharp, Chairman of the Inland Empire Transportation Coalition, were presented today with awards for improving mobility through vision and leadership in their various regions.
The awards were given at the Mobility 21 Sixth Annual Southern California Transportation Summit, a conference that draws together elected officials, transportation providers and business, labor and community leaders dedicated to solving Southern California mobility challenges. MORE>
The Automobile Club of Southern California launches “The Road Ahead.”
The Automobile Club of Southern California launches “The Road Ahead,” a campaign to increase transparency, public awareness, and commuters’ influence over how transportation dollars are spent. Voters passed Proposition 1A and 1B less than a year ago because they wanted more money spent on transportation to help avert increasing congestion and decaying infrastructure in the state.
Check it out > The Road Ahead – Auto Club’s Transportation Information and Advocacy Website
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