Today’s Headlines
Study: Uber and Lyft Account for 15 Percent of Vehicle Trips in San Francisco (Examiner) How Oslo Is Responding to Backlash Against Its Central City Car Ban (Guardian) Subprime Auto Loans From 2015 May Be Worst Performing Ever (Bloomberg) Study: Reserved Parking Triples Likelihood of Car Ownership (via Science Direct) Can You Guess the City … Continued
9:14 AM EDT on June 14, 2017
- Study: Uber and Lyft Account for 15 Percent of Vehicle Trips in San Francisco (Examiner)
- How Oslo Is Responding to Backlash Against Its Central City Car Ban (Guardian)
- Subprime Auto Loans From 2015 May Be Worst Performing Ever (Bloomberg)
- Study: Reserved Parking Triples Likelihood of Car Ownership (via Science Direct)
- Can You Guess the City Based on a Map of Its Bike Lanes? (Guardian)
- Providence Installs Plastic Bollards Where Citizens Had Placed Plungers (WJAR)
- Montgomery County, Maryland, OKs $79 Million Equity-Boosting Bus Rapid Transit Plan (WTOP)
- Facing State Hostility, Twin Cities Counties Raise Taxes to Fund Transit Projects (Star Tribune)
- “Infrastructure Week” Hoopla Undermined by Trump’s Russia Scandal Drama (Windsor Times)
- Pittsburgh Bus Rapid Transit Plan Imperiled by Trump Budget (Mass Transit Magazine)
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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