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Newsletters are published every three to four months as transit news becomes available. If you would like to be added to the mailing list, contact Bonnie Blum.

Spring 2002/Volume 5, Number 2

• The North Corridor—Why So Slow?
• Busways vs Light Rail in Pittsburgh
• Maximize the Usefulness of Transit Corridors
• Should we Stop Light Rail to Build I-485?
• Skimpy Station Shelters at Future Stops?

Winter 2002/Volume 5, Number 1

Fall 2001/Volume 4, Number 4

Summer 2001/Volume 4, Number 3

Spring 2001/Volume 4, Number 2

• Construction Begins on the South Corridor!
• South Corridor Stations and Maintenance Facility Identified
• Hmmm…. Something is Missing Here!
• Iredell Encouraged to Plan for Light Rail Extension
• Transit Corridors on Major Streets Is Not a Good Idea

Winter 2000/Volume 3, Number 4

• Final Pineville Light Rail Alignment Expected Soon
• Seamless Transfer between Rail lines needed near Pineville
• If at First You Don’t Succeed, Try, Try Again
• Light Rail Expanding Rapidly in Western Cities
• Could This be Charlotte’s Future?

Fall 2000/Volume 3, Number 3

• North and South Connection is Vitally Important
• Should Light Rail be Built on North Tryon?
• Railvolution a Growing Event
• The World as Wendal Cox See It

Summer 2000/Volume 3, Number 2

• CEMT Pushes for Light Rail Connection
• Benefits of a Unified Transportation Center
• Light Rail Attracts Greater Development
• Low Ridership Projections to Lake Norman
• Light Rail Too Quiet?

Spring 2000/Volume 3, Number 1

• Extension of Corridor Into South Carolina Planned
• Does Every Light Rail Station Need a Large Parking Lot?
• North Corridor Rail Demonstration Project Proposed
• Uptown Transit Terminal Planning
• Charlotte Trolley Route Upgraded to Light Rail Standards
• Busway Cities Fall to Appeal of Light Rail

Winter 1999/Volume 2, Number 3

• Do Bus Riders in Canada = Bus Riders in Charlotte?
• Transit Update on the West/Airport Corridor
• Let’s Build It Right The First Time!
• Transit Terminals Uptown: How Many? Where?

Summer 1999/Volume 2, Number 2

• CEMT Against Use of Transit Tax for Roads
• Update on University Corridor
• Let's Build a First Class System!
• Ozone Levels Reach Record Highs

Spring 1999/ Volume 2, Number 1

• Corridor Updates
• CEMT Is Not Anti-Bus!
• CEMT Officials Appointed; By-Laws Approved
• Current Status of Mass Transit in Charlotte

Fall 1998/Volume 1, Number 1

• CEMT Recommendations for Transit Corridors
• Busways Require Greater Subsidy Than Rail
• Consultants Map Mecklenburg’s Transit Future