Today’s Headlines
Facebook‘s in the Dash, Now Android Could Be in the Rear-View Mirror (AutoBlog) The 1 Percent Versus the 99 Percent, Road Safety Edition (T4America) Dwight Graves, Who Supported Raquel Nelson in Court, Is Dead at 64 (Journal-Constitution) Hippest Bike Cities, as Ranked by Craigslist and Normalized for Population (Cyclelicious) The Hartford Courant’s Tom Condon: Smart … Continued
By
Ben Goldman
8:53 AM EST on January 20, 2012
- Facebook‘s in the Dash, Now Android Could Be in the Rear-View Mirror (AutoBlog)
- The 1 Percent Versus the 99 Percent, Road Safety Edition (T4America)
- Dwight Graves, Who Supported Raquel Nelson in Court, Is Dead at 64 (Journal-Constitution)
- Hippest Bike Cities, as Ranked by Craigslist and Normalized for Population (Cyclelicious)
- The Hartford Courant’s Tom Condon: Smart Growth Means Economic Development
- And One UC Irvine Professor Explains Why Smart Growth Is Healthy Growth (SB Sun)
- More Fuel Efficient Cars Spell Less Money for Mass Transit (Triple Pundit)
- Slate Reviews Jarrett Walker’s New Book, “Human Transit”
- Two Investors Want Politics Taken Out of Infrastructure (Politico)
- Sunday Marks the 100th Anniversary of First Train to Key West (Miami Herald)
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