Today’s Headlines
Gabe Klein on the Future of Cities (Chicago Mag) Seatbelts Now Required for Large Buses (AP, The Hill) Mixed Outcomes Likely for U.S. Private Rail Projects (Next City) Two California Amtrak Lines Break Ridership Records (LAT) All Aboard Florida Fuels Mixed-Use Growth in Ft. Lauderdale (Sun-Sentinel) Indiana Proposes Transit Funding Formula (Indy Star) Seattle Times: … Continued
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Katie Pearce
8:47 AM EST on November 22, 2013
- Gabe Klein on the Future of Cities (Chicago Mag)
- Seatbelts Now Required for Large Buses (AP, The Hill)
- Mixed Outcomes Likely for U.S. Private Rail Projects (Next City)
- Two California Amtrak Lines Break Ridership Records (LAT)
- All Aboard Florida Fuels Mixed-Use Growth in Ft. Lauderdale (Sun-Sentinel)
- Indiana Proposes Transit Funding Formula (Indy Star)
- Seattle Times: Downtown Cycle Track Could Be Test for New Mayor
- Louisiana Needs Smart Planning for Boom in Chemical Jobs (Advocate)
- LA Times Op-Ed: LA Should Pay Attention to London Cycling Deaths
- City Fix Looks at Need for Sustainable Transport in Developing Countries
- Austin’s Trick: Bike and Transit Advocates Team Up (People for Bikes)
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