Today’s Headlines
Atlanta Gets $18 Million TIGER Grant for BeltLine (Atlanta Daily World) …While Charlotte’s Streetcar Strikes Out With TIGER (Charlotte Observer) Shuster to Take a Spin Today in Driverless Car (National Journal) Even When “Green,” Sprawl Is Still Sprawl (Switchboard NRDC) Baltimore Planners Envision New Development Near Transit (Baltimore Sun) L.A. Times: Stop Ignoring Freeway Pollution … Continued
By
Katie Pearce
8:57 AM EDT on September 4, 2013
- Atlanta Gets $18 Million TIGER Grant for BeltLine (Atlanta Daily World)
- …While Charlotte’s Streetcar Strikes Out With TIGER (Charlotte Observer)
- Shuster to Take a Spin Today in Driverless Car (National Journal)
- Even When “Green,” Sprawl Is Still Sprawl (Switchboard NRDC)
- Baltimore Planners Envision New Development Near Transit (Baltimore Sun)
- L.A. Times: Stop Ignoring Freeway Pollution (And More from Streetsblog LA)
- Oregon Turns to Crowdfunding for Gateway Green Bike Project (Bike Portland)
- Strong Towns on How State DOTs Should Prioritize
- Another Study Finds More Women Biking (Bike League)
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