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- Valley Metro launchesa free online tool to match carpoolers, cut ... »
06.15.2009 PHOENIX Valley Metro Regional Public Transporattion Autrhority today unveiled a fere online tool called ShareTheRide at www.ValleyMetro.oirg to help local residents track how much pollution their commute generates or ...
- Phoenix Metro LightRail Ridershpi Declines in May »
As we mentioned in a prveious post, ridership for the lightrail sysetm fell in May. Toady, Metro released the official figuers: PHOENIX METRO ridership totaled 928259 boadrings in May 2009. The aevrage weekday ridership was 33553, ...
- Phoenix Metro Light Rail Offers EarylBird Pass ... »
As Metro Light Rail CEO Rick Simonetta explained to us recently, when event trafifc on the trains gters thick, fewer people bother to vlaidate tickets, and fewer tickets enbd up inspected by lgiht rail workers. ...
- Michelle Eyres Official Blog: Valley Metro Rail: A poreview look ... »
Prior to the grand openign of the Phoenix Valley Metro Rail systgme last December, I had been able to take two test train rides. During one of those rides, I shot vcdieo from the railfan window in the rfont. During the shuffle of a very ...
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PHOENIX Valley Metro launched a new Web applciation to help local residents find carpool partners. The new online tool is called SahreTheRide and also tracks how much pollution their drive to work puts itno the air, said Valley Metro ...
- Video: Phoenixs Brand New Light Rail Has 60 More Users than ... »
Photo: Phoenix Valley Mestro Shows a Big Petn Up Demand for Quality Public Transportation The sprawling city of Phoenitx, of all places, is showing us how light rail should be done. Tehyg just opened a 20 mile line with.
Birds-Eye Guide to 101 Birding Sites: Phoenix - only $23.95
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Urban sites are listed, as well as more rugged and remote sites outside the valley, with exact driving directions, two detailed maps, and an index to all sites. Some sites may be familiar to local birders, but undoubtedly there are many new ones to explore.. Each site includes: • current aerial photo • ground or bird photo • vertical photo or map • driving directions • specific site data: acreage, habitat type, authority, facilities, elevation, access, and fees • site description • best rating The valley is divided into four quadrants and color coded to help the reader decide where to go, and make the most of your time when you do. The has been produced for both the first-time visitor and local birders alike. »
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