Today’s Headlines
House, Senate Leaders Make Last Attempt to Save Transpo Bill by Deadline (AP, Hill) As Transpo Bill Debate Drags On, Cities Are Losing Out (Next American City) U.S. Conference of Mayors Issues Support for Bike-Ped Funding at Annual Meeting (LAB) Salt Lake City Mayor Announces Spring Arrival of Bike Sharing Program (Fox13) Mass. Bay Transit … Continued
By
Ben Goldman
8:53 AM EDT on June 20, 2012
- House, Senate Leaders Make Last Attempt to Save Transpo Bill by Deadline (AP, Hill)
- As Transpo Bill Debate Drags On, Cities Are Losing Out (Next American City)
- U.S. Conference of Mayors Issues Support for Bike-Ped Funding at Annual Meeting (LAB)
- Salt Lake City Mayor Announces Spring Arrival of Bike Sharing Program (Fox13)
- Mass. Bay Transit Authority Cleared for $49M Bailout in State Senate (Globe)
- LaHood “Likes” Detroit’s M1 Light Rail, But No Federal Cash for the Project (DFP)
- Better News for Projects in Sacto (BizJ), Rochester (D&C), Ft. Lauderdale (BrowardNet)
- Rhetorical Question: Why Not Build Intelligent Infrastructure? (Reuters)
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