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Today’s Headlines

Atlanta Mayor: No Highway Funding Without More Support for MARTA (AJC) Fort Lauderdale Streetcar to Cost $53 Million More Than Planned (Sun Sentinel) Some States Changing Tax Forms to Conform With New Federal Transit Benefit, Some Aren’t (Bloomberg) Seattle City Council Weighs Buying Out Non-Profit Pronto Bike-Share (City Living Seattle) Following Pushback, Hoboken Scraps Plan for … Continued
  • Atlanta Mayor: No Highway Funding Without More Support for MARTA (AJC)
  • Fort Lauderdale Streetcar to Cost $53 Million More Than Planned (Sun Sentinel)
  • Some States Changing Tax Forms to Conform With New Federal Transit Benefit, Some Aren’t (Bloomberg)
  • Seattle City Council Weighs Buying Out Non-Profit Pronto Bike-Share (City Living Seattle)
  • Following Pushback, Hoboken Scraps Plan for Protected Bike Lane (Hudson Reporter)
  • City Metric: The Case Against Shared Space
  • Cleveland Transit Chief Appeals to State for More Funding (WKYC)
  • Wired: SF’s Tech Bus Controversy Really About Housing
  • Sprawl Made Recent Round of Flooding in St. Louis Worse (Ars Technica)
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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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