Moving Stories: Pilots get more rest; NYPD quotas caught on tape; Metro a Texas campaign issue

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Transportation Nation | Sep 10, 2010

FAA will propose new rules on how long pilots can fly without rest (Dallas Morning News)

Secret tape has NYPD pressing parking ticket quotas (NY Times)

Houston federal transit funding problems become issue in the governor's race (Houston Chronicle)

Former employee from Golden Gate Bridge, arrested on suspicion of embezzling about $98,000 (SF Chronicle)

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