Today’s Headlines
Congressional Republicans Want to Withhold CA HSR Funds (LATimes) California Officially Gains HSR Funds Rejected by Florida (Politico) USDOT Grants HSR for Illinois, Michigan (Pantagraph, Heritage) Every Fatal Road Collision Mapped Across America (Guardian) Maryland’s Latest Highway Project Could Be Last One Publicly Funded Until 2033 (WaPo) Are Complete Streets Incomplete? (Project for Public Spaces) … Continued
8:51 AM EST on November 23, 2011
- Congressional Republicans Want to Withhold CA HSR Funds (LATimes)
- California Officially Gains HSR Funds Rejected by Florida (Politico)
- USDOT Grants HSR for Illinois, Michigan (Pantagraph, Heritage)
- Every Fatal Road Collision Mapped Across America (Guardian)
- Maryland’s Latest Highway Project Could Be Last One Publicly Funded Until 2033 (WaPo)
- Are Complete Streets Incomplete? (Project for Public Spaces)
- Road Rage in Lake Wobegon? 93% of US Drivers Say They Drive Better Than You (Cyclelicious)
- Thinking Outside the Bus: Lessons in Transit Innovation (NYT)
- Mobile, Alabama Gets Their Very First On-Street Bicycle Racks (Press-Register)
- If Toys Could Travel: A Short Film Inspired by Google Street View (TranspoNation)
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