Today’s Headlines
- Roads Safer for Motorists, Increasingly Deadly for Pedestrians (USAToday)
- Despite Recent State-Imposed Bans, Texting While Driving On the Rise (WaPo)
- Blind Spots: USDOT Does Not Track Cost Overruns (Federal Times)
- Can Urban Transit Hub Revitalize New Jersey’s Cities? (NJSpotlight)
- HSR Aside, CA Has Major, ‘Quiet’ Transportation Problems (PublicCEO)
- San Francisco Transit Expanding to San Jose (Bay City News)
- Amidst NIMBY Protests, Better Rail for Boston Region Is Delayed (Transport Politic)
- Toronto’s ‘Urban Repair Squad’ Builds Bike Lanes For Its City (TreeHugger)
- Can Grassroots Planning Save What’s Good About Suburbanization? (NRDC)
- Every Driver Pays for Potholes (Transportation Issues Daily)
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