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Ray LaHoodRay H LaHood is the current United States Secretary of Transportation and a former Republican member of the United States House of Representatives.Born in: World » north america » united states » July 05, 2010
News Quote: "LaHood - a frequent visitor to the region and the only Arab-American member of President Barack Obama's Cabinet." - Lebanon12:00 AM
May 02, 2010
News Quote: "A rule by Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, taking effect April 29, would impose fines as high as $27,500 for each customer when an airline fails to free passengers after three hours." - Philippines2:46 AM
February 25, 2010
February 24, 2010
News Quote: "Toyota, the world’s biggest car maker, became “safety deaf”, the US Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, said during a congressional inquiry into a string of accidents involving runaway Toyota cars that led to more than 30 deaths in the US." - United Kingdom8:11 AM
News Quote: "02:20 pm -- After lengthy testimony from Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood before the House Oversight Committee, Akio Toyoda stands as he is sworn in before the committee." - United States3:32 AM
February 18, 2010
Toyota Motor Corporation is in the news with House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.5:08 AM
February 11, 2010
February 09, 2010
February 04, 2010
News Quote: "WASHINGTON — US Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said Wednesday he will talk directly with Toyota Motor Corp." - Japan12:31 AM
News Quote: "US Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said Wednesday he will directly talk with Toyota Motor Corp." - Japan5:02 AM
February 03, 2010
News Quote: "LaHood's statement aggravated the controversy around Toyota's unprecedented recall, which has affected 2m cars in Europe alone." - United Kingdom11:54 AM
News Quote: "Washington, Feb 03, 2010, SPA -- Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood told Toyota owners today they should stop driving their vehicles, then quickly took back his words, adding to confusion over the safety of millions of recalled cars, according to AP." - Saudi Arabia9:31 AM
February 02, 2010
News Quote: "US Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said Tuesday it took pressure from the government to get Toyota to take action over its sticking gas pedals." - United States9:53 AM
January 26, 2010
News Quote: "Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood is issuing Tuesday." - United States7:15 AM
January 12, 2010
News Quote: "A new salesman showed up at the Detroit auto show Monday to make a pitch on behalf of the new owners of General Motors and Chrysler: Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood"Today is a new beginning for the automotive industry," LaHood told reporters at an early morning press conference ahead of the show's opening." - Lebanon12:00 AM
December 16, 2009
News Quote: "WASHINGTON, Dec 16 (UPI) -- The Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices -- the US road safety standards bible -- got its first update since 2003, Transportation chief Ray LaHood said." - United States7:06 AM
December 07, 2009
News Quote: "As the nation prepares to celebrate the party-rich holiday season, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood had a simple message for." - United States8:25 AM
December 05, 2009
News Quote: "Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said he was to announce at a round-table Friday with rail manufacturers and suppliers that 30 foreign and domestic companies have promised to establish or expand operations in the United States if they are chosen to build high-speed lines." - Japan12:35 AM
September 30, 2009
News Quote: "Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood called distracted driving a "menace to society" Wednesday, kicking off a two-day meeting." - United States8:38 AM
August 13, 2009
Ray LaHood is in the news with Akio Toyoda, International Air Transport Association, Southwest Airlines, Toyota Motor Corporation, Delta Air Lines, U.S. Transportation Department, President Barack Obama's Cabinet, Barack Obama, House Oversight Committee plus more people, companies, organizations and other things. #477
Ray LaHood has been the number 477 most talked about person in the World this week. 
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