Today’s Headlines
Foxx to Challenge Mayors Today on Safer Biking, Walking (USA Today) Hope’s Not Dead for Movement on Transportation Bill (The Hill) Climate Denier Inhofe Takes Gavel at Enviro Committee, Aims for More Transpo Funding (The Hill, TT) Purple Line Activists Rally Before Tomorrow’s Budget Decision (GGW) CT’s Transpo Future Includes Good Things for Pedestrians and Cyclists (New Haven … Continued
By
Katie Pearce
8:55 AM EST on January 22, 2015
- Foxx to Challenge Mayors Today on Safer Biking, Walking (USA Today)
- Hope’s Not Dead for Movement on Transportation Bill (The Hill)
- Climate Denier Inhofe Takes Gavel at Enviro Committee, Aims for More Transpo Funding (The Hill, TT)
- Purple Line Activists Rally Before Tomorrow’s Budget Decision (GGW)
- CT’s Transpo Future Includes Good Things for Pedestrians and Cyclists (New Haven Register)
- How the Sharing Economy Could Change Parking Politics (Next City)
- Milwaukee Business Leaders Rally Behind Streetcar (Journal-Sentinel)
- How Many Drivers Does Uber Have, and How Much Do They Make? (WaPo)
- In Texas, Private High-Speed Rail Company Has Eminent Domain Powers (Dallas Biz Journal)
- Cincinnati Mayor to Press Feds on Bike Trail Funding (Cincinnati Biz Courier)
- Transportation Upgrades Planned for South Boston Waterfront (BostInno)
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