Today’s Headlines
Latest Projection: Highway Trust Fund Will Dry Up by Late August (Transport Topics) Senators Discuss Six-Month “Patch” (Bloomberg) Detroit Streetcar Needs More Money From Feds (Detroit News) Union Leader Blasts GOP Plan for Transpo Funding (The Hill) Can All Aboard Florida Serve as Blueprint for Private Passenger Rail? (City Lab) New Walkability Study Ranks D.C. Area Highest, Orlando Lowest (WaPo, Orlando Sentinel) DOT … Continued
By
Katie Pearce
8:47 AM EDT on June 18, 2014
- Latest Projection: Highway Trust Fund Will Dry Up by Late August (Transport Topics)
- Senators Discuss Six-Month “Patch” (Bloomberg)
- Detroit Streetcar Needs More Money From Feds (Detroit News)
- Union Leader Blasts GOP Plan for Transpo Funding (The Hill)
- Can All Aboard Florida Serve as Blueprint for Private Passenger Rail? (City Lab)
- New Walkability Study Ranks D.C. Area Highest, Orlando Lowest (WaPo, Orlando Sentinel)
- DOT Touts New Twin Cities Light Rail (Fast Lane)
- The Winners and Losers of Brazil’s World Cup Transit Projects (Next City)
- RI Public Radio Hosts Conversation on Highway Bill
- Which D.C. Metro Stations Are Actually Walkable? (GGW)
- In Berkeley, Leaders Divided Over Downtown Growth (East Bay Express)
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