Today’s Headlines
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Katie Pearce
9:03 AM EDT on October 25, 2016
- Michael Bloomberg Urges Cities to Prepare for Self-Driving Cars (WaPo)
- A Car and Driver Q&A With Anthony Foxx on the Future of Transportation
- Twin Cities Get Federal Grant to Plan Development Along New Light Rail Line (F&C)
- Uber Endorses Seattle Transit Ballot Measure (GeekWire)
- Chicago Black Lives Matter Activists Discuss Transportation Justice With Chicago Reader
- Does Metro Run Through DC’s Most Populated Areas? (GGW)
- Nashville Officials Want Transit in the Picture for Improving I-65 (Nashville Public Radio)
- Florida DOT Funds Driverless Circulator Transit Service in Tampa (Tampa Bay Biz Journal)
- Dallas Adds Two New Light Rail Stations (AP)
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