WHAT IS THE PROBLEM? American cities spend about $5.4 billion each year to buy buses and trains for public transportation systems. Much of this taxpayer money goes to global companies who manufacture significant portions

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Date: 2014-10-15 15:49:35 Trade unions in the United States Amtrak Open Travel Alliance Congress of Industrial Organizations Chicago American Federation of Labor Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Transportation Equity Network Rail transportation in the United States Transportation in the United States AFL–CIO		WHAT IS THE PROBLEM? American cities spend about $5.4 billion each year to buy buses and trains for public transportation systems. Much of this taxpayer money goes to global companies who manufacture significant portions Add to Reading List Source URL: jobstomoveamerica.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,09 MB Share Document on Facebook

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