Today’s Headlines
- Week Three of Transportation Conference (The Hill)
- Chamber: Congress Is "Afraid to Face the Issue of Where We Get the Revenue" (CSMonitor)
- NACTO Wants Transit Operating Flexibility, Local Control, and What's Left of TE (Trans Issues Daily)
- Every Cyclist Counts Has Plenty of Data to Intrigue, Depress (Bike League)
- Form-Based Code: The Sine Qua Non of TOD (Switchboard)
- How Broward County, Florida Got Beyond the Hub and Spoke (Atlantic Cities)
- The Densest Neighborhood South of NYC Got Density Wrong (Next American City)
- There's No Point In Posting a Low Speed Limit On a Highway-Like Street (GGW)
- A Pigeon in Every Household: Why Two-Thirds of the World's Bikes Are in Asia (WSJ)
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