Today’s Headlines
Mark Sanford Joins House Transpo Committee (The Hill) Atlanta Beltline Project Gets New Leader (AJC, Creative Loafing) GGW Asks: So What Exactly Is WMATA Doing in the Long Term? Illinois Advocates Push for Gas Tax to Raise Transpo Funds (AP) Human Transit’s Jarrett Walker on Changing Cincinnati’s Car Culture (Cincinnati.com) New Jersey Commuters Will Get WiFi (AP, NJ.com) The … Continued
By
Katie Pearce
9:03 AM EDT on June 13, 2013
- Mark Sanford Joins House Transpo Committee (The Hill)
- Atlanta Beltline Project Gets New Leader (AJC, Creative Loafing)
- GGW Asks: So What Exactly Is WMATA Doing in the Long Term?
- Illinois Advocates Push for Gas Tax to Raise Transpo Funds (AP)
- Human Transit’s Jarrett Walker on Changing Cincinnati’s Car Culture (Cincinnati.com)
- New Jersey Commuters Will Get WiFi (AP, NJ.com)
- The Streetcar of the Future, Including a Mini Physics Lesson (Design Observer)
- Bogota Activists Push for Pedestrian Safety (Atlantic Cities)
- GOOD Contest Winner: DIY Bus Shelters and Other Urban Innovation in Durham, NC
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