Today’s Headlines
Nine Months In, Trump Infrastructure Plan Still MIA (NPR) Twin Cities Aim to Take 50,000 Cars Off the Road Within 10 Years (Next City) Larry Hogan’s $9 Billion Freeway Plan Won’t Help Baltimore Commuters (Next City) Purple Line Opponents Want Chevy Chase to Bankroll Lawsuit (Bethesda Mag) Federal Cuts Have Reached a “Crisis” for Madison, … Continued
By
Blake Aued
8:58 AM EDT on October 10, 2017
- Nine Months In, Trump Infrastructure Plan Still MIA (NPR)
- Twin Cities Aim to Take 50,000 Cars Off the Road Within 10 Years (Next City)
- Larry Hogan’s $9 Billion Freeway Plan Won’t Help Baltimore Commuters (Next City)
- Purple Line Opponents Want Chevy Chase to Bankroll Lawsuit (Bethesda Mag)
- Federal Cuts Have Reached a “Crisis” for Madison, WI Transit (The Cap Times)
- Hillsborough Transit CEO Calls Funding “Woefully Inadequate” (SaintPetersBlog)
- Trail, Bike-Share, Streetscape Improvements Coming to Indianapolis Suburb (Star)
- Breaking: Drivers Mad About Kansas City Bike Lanes (WKSHB)
- America’s First Bike Lane Was Built in Davis, CA, 50 Years Ago (The Aggie)
- Will Dockless Systems Turn American Bike-Share on Its Head? (Gant Daily)
Blake Aued has been doing Streetsblog's daily national news digest for years. He's also an Atlanta Braves fan, which enrages his editor in New York.
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