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Telework Works for Metro Atlanta
As the Atlanta region takes a serious look at its traffic congestion problems in advance of the July 31 Transportation Referendum vote, one strategy that private and public sector employers have been embracing is the adoption of telework as an …
Posted in MAVEN, Regional Transportation Referendum, TSPLOST
Tagged atl, Atlanta, Atlanta Regional Commission, clean air campaign, GA, Georgia, metro area, referendum, regional issues forum, regional transportation referendum, tedra cheatham, Tedra Cheatham is executive director of The Clean Air Campaign, transportation, transportation management associations, TSPLOST, vote, vote yes
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Corporate support mounts for TSPLOST
On July 31, Metro Atlanta citizens have a chance to vote on a transportation funding referendum that will help this region fix our big traffic mess. It’s simple. Our competitive edge as a city and metro region depends upon our …
Voters across country approving ballots supporting transportation improvements
By Jeff DuFresne, CCIM, CPM, LEED AP DuFresne is executive director of the Urban Land Institute – Atlanta District Council, which covers Georgia, Alabama, and eastern Tennessee. On July 31, 2012, residents across the 10-county Atlanta region have the opportunity …
