Today’s Headlines
Paul Ryan Envisions 40/1 Ratio for Private/Public Spending on Infrastructure (The Hill) … As Trump’s Commerce Pick Backs Public Spending (The Hill) The Verge Talks With Anthony Foxx as He Departs DOT Foxx Says DC Metro’s “Success Looks Like Failure” (WaPo) Denver Proceeds With Plan to Widen I-70 (Streetsblog Denver) Feds Name 10 Official Proving Grounds for Self-Driving … Continued
By
Katie Pearce
8:59 AM EST on January 20, 2017
- Paul Ryan Envisions 40/1 Ratio for Private/Public Spending on Infrastructure (The Hill)
- … As Trump’s Commerce Pick Backs Public Spending (The Hill)
- The Verge Talks With Anthony Foxx as He Departs DOT
- Foxx Says DC Metro’s “Success Looks Like Failure” (WaPo)
- Denver Proceeds With Plan to Widen I-70 (Streetsblog Denver)
- Feds Name 10 Official Proving Grounds for Self-Driving Cars (TechCrunch)
- How Utah Made Land-Use Planning Work (Politico Mag)
- Feds Clear Way for Minneapolis Light Rail Link (StarTrib)
- Why Killing a Twin Cities Transit Board Could Save Transit Funding (MinnPost)
- PeopleforBikes Launches New “Places for Bikes” Initiative (SGB)
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