Today’s Headlines
- Mayors: Fix America's Infrastructure, Not Afghanistan's Political Conflicts (NYT)
- WSJ Declares NYC Bikelash Over
- Saudi Women, Fighting For Right to Drive, Win Over Clinton, Go After Subaru (AP, Change.org)
- Top Dem on T&I Committee Gets Bill Passed to "Rein In" EPA (WOWK, T&I)
- Lawmakers Agree: Railways Will Never Be As Secure As Airports (The Hill)
- Senate Democrat Calling For $4 Trillion in Spending Cuts (WaPo)
- High-Speed Rail is Controversial in China Too -- But It's Also Transformative (NYT)
- Traffic Calming Is a European Frankenstein Experiment (But Necessary) (PhillyBurbs.com)
- The Suburbs: One Giant Ponzi Scheme (Grist)
- HopStop Goes Multi-Modal (Transportation Nation)
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