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A spokeswoman, Cristina Torelli, said ground shipments in transit would be delivered by nonunion workers.

One reader, WaltBrewer (30), said that money spent on mass transit would be better spent on personal rapid transit.

Three routes operated by New Jersey Transit would be discontinued, as would several local ones operated by private carriers.

With negligible physical damage from Hurricane Irene, the question for Wall Street was whether mass transit would be able to get people onto the trading floors in Manhattan.

The site of the 80,000-seat stadium would have parking space for just 10,000 cars, so many Nascar fans, often from areas where RVs are more common than mass transit, would be forced to rely on public transportation.

Most policy makers are smart enough to know that improving mass transit would be the right step toward sustainable development; but they also know that the campaign dollars will dry up unless they promote bigger gas-guzzlers on the road.

Also, the transits would be quite noticeable, since a red dwarf's small radius means that more of the star would be covered by the passing planet.

While the concept of the Kepler Space Telescope had been around for decades, Charbonneau's work confirmed that detecting and analyzing exoplanet transits would be worthwhile and lead to fruitful results.

Future policy and research should consider the possibility that sedentary populations may be more responsive to new transit investments, and more targeted "soft" approaches in transit service would be needed to encourage people to make healthy travel choices.

"The administration proposal is shortsighted and would mean that the mass transit account would be reduced to the point where there would not be enough money to fund the federal transit program in 2010, even at the current level".

Without it, the transit measurements would be useless.