Today’s Headlines
Pokémon Go Has More People Walking, But Not Without Hazards (Curbed, NBC NY) Stakes Rise for Self-Driving Car Startups After Tesla Crash (Reuters) Ex-U.S. DOT Exec to Head Hudson River Rail Tunnel Project (WSJ) Survey Says: Pittsburgh Wants More Transit (Post-Gazette) Could Portland See Transpo Measure on the Ballot in 2018? (Bike Portland) Chicago’s Union Station Makeover Moves Forward (Chicago Trib) Review Finds … Continued
By
Katie Pearce
9:02 AM EDT on July 12, 2016
- Pokémon Go Has More People Walking, But Not Without Hazards (Curbed, NBC NY)
- Stakes Rise for Self-Driving Car Startups After Tesla Crash (Reuters)
- Ex-U.S. DOT Exec to Head Hudson River Rail Tunnel Project (WSJ)
- Survey Says: Pittsburgh Wants More Transit (Post-Gazette)
- Could Portland See Transpo Measure on the Ballot in 2018? (Bike Portland)
- Chicago’s Union Station Makeover Moves Forward (Chicago Trib)
- Review Finds Boston Transit’s Cash-Counting Operation “Poorly and Inefficiently Run” (Globe)
- Planners Grade Detroit After Urbanism Conference (Crain’s Detroit)
- Montreal Trades Elevated Highway for Pedestrian-Friendly Boulevard (Next City)
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