Today’s Headlines
San Diego Trolley Extension Gets $1 Billion From the Feds (KPBS) Wall Street Journal Pretends Sprawl and High Rises Are the Only Housing Options Self-Driving Car Smiles at Pedestrians to Let Them Know It’s Safe to Cross (Fast Company) Peak Victim Blaming? 11-Year-Old Critically Injured — “Could Happen to Any Driver” (Q13Fox) Fresno Installs First Green Bike … Continued
8:58 AM EDT on September 15, 2016
- San Diego Trolley Extension Gets $1 Billion From the Feds (KPBS)
- Wall Street Journal Pretends Sprawl and High Rises Are the Only Housing Options
- Self-Driving Car Smiles at Pedestrians to Let Them Know It’s Safe to Cross (Fast Company)
- Peak Victim Blaming? 11-Year-Old Critically Injured — “Could Happen to Any Driver” (Q13Fox)
- Fresno Installs First Green Bike Lane (YourCentralValley)
- “Largest Pop-Up Bike Lane in the World” Installed in Macon, Georgia (WMGT)
- Camden City Council Under Pressure to Rip Up Controversial Bike Lane (Camden New Journal)
- Sales Tax Receipts Up Along Kansas City Streetcar Route (KC Star)
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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