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Amtraks ridership nationally dropped by more than 1 million passengers from record levels set last year, a 5.4 percent decline, but its two Vermont lines saw ridership remain flat or increase slightly. Full Article at Burlington Free Press
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WASHINGTON — Amtrak said Monday its ridership dropped by more than 1 million passengers during the past year, but was still the second-highest year in the railroad's history. Full Article at Barre Montpelier Times-Argus
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This month, federal and state biologists met at an abandoned copper mine in Vermont for an annual survey of bats. In previous years, they counted at least 900 in a sample. This year, they caught one. Full Article at Boston Globe
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High gasoline prices in 2008 led New Hampshire residents to use a record amount of public transit and to drive their cars a bit less, says an environmental group which claims that the state saved 545,000 gallons of gasoline in the process. Full Article at Nashua Telegraph
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Tuesday marked the last day travelers could fly nonstop to Baltimore from Vermont. AirTran Airways has demoted its Burlington-to-Baltimore route to "seasonal" -- a classification that translates to roughly four months a year of air service. Full Article at Burlington Free Press
