Today’s Headlines
- T-SPLOST Defeat: Not Necessarily a Bellwether (The Hill, Transportation for America)
- Chicago Plans 33 Miles of Bike Lanes This Year (HuffPo)
- "Walk Appeal" Might Be More Useful Than "Walk Score" (Atlantic Cities)
- Feds Using More Cars... But They're Fuel Efficient (WaPo)
- Memphis City Council Puts Gas Tax on Ballot (Daily News)
- Mercury News: Only "Declinists" Oppose CA Bullet Train
- Lofty Transit Goals Have Come Up Short in Miami (Planetizen)
- Could the $7B Plan for Union Station Be Even Bigger? (GGW)
- Jersey Introduces Bike-Friendly Weekend Trains (Patch)
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