Today’s Headlines
Raleigh Council Wants Bus Lanes on Redesigned Road (News Observer) Virginia Considering Ban on New Tolls for Existing Roads (Fredricksburg.com) Georgia Statehouse Bill to Expand MARTA “Faces Uphill Climb” (Mass Transit) Toledo to Use Federal Transit Money to Purchase Cars for Low-Income Workers (Blade) The New Tropic: Latin America’s Transit “Kicking Our Ass” Driverless Bus on the … Continued
8:56 AM EST on February 3, 2016
- Raleigh Council Wants Bus Lanes on Redesigned Road (News Observer)
- Virginia Considering Ban on New Tolls for Existing Roads (Fredricksburg.com)
- Georgia Statehouse Bill to Expand MARTA “Faces Uphill Climb” (Mass Transit)
- Toledo to Use Federal Transit Money to Purchase Cars for Low-Income Workers (Blade)
- The New Tropic: Latin America’s Transit “Kicking Our Ass”
- Driverless Bus on the Street in the Netherlands (Christian Science Monitor)
- New Jersey Transit Rail Unions Set Date for Strike (NJ.com)
- Pittsburgh Cyclists Wonder Why Bike Lanes Weren’t Plowed (City Paper)
- Gizmodo Shares a Far-Out Concept for a Bike Ramp Crossing the SF Bay
- When Drivers Hit Pedestrians, Where Do We Lay the Blame? (D Magazine)
Angie is a Cleveland-based writer with a background in planning and newspaper reporting. She has been writing about cities for Streetsblog for six years.
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