Today’s Headlines
FTA Warns Cincinnati Not to Cancel Streetcar Project (WKRC) Judge Bars California’s Beleaguered High-Speed Rail From Issuing Bonds (Bloomberg) Realtors’ Survey Again Reveals Americans’ Indecision on Smart Growth (Switchboard) A Highway Teardown… in Dallas? (NextCity) An Entire World of Windshield Perspective Sufferers, Shocked By One Man Walking (NYT) San Jose Removes Buffered Bike Lane Installed … Continued
By
Tanya Snyder
8:56 AM EST on November 26, 2013
- FTA Warns Cincinnati Not to Cancel Streetcar Project (WKRC)
- Judge Bars California’s Beleaguered High-Speed Rail From Issuing Bonds (Bloomberg)
- Realtors’ Survey Again Reveals Americans’ Indecision on Smart Growth (Switchboard)
- A Highway Teardown… in Dallas? (NextCity)
- An Entire World of Windshield Perspective Sufferers, Shocked By One Man Walking (NYT)
- San Jose Removes Buffered Bike Lane Installed “In Error” (Systemic Failure)
- Iowa Considers Using Sales Tax Money for Roads (Sioux City Journal)
- The “Complex and Urgent” Task of Urbanizing the Office Park (Globe and Mail)
- Cyclists “Long” to Be Hit to Get Drivers in Trouble, Says Tory Imbecile (HuffPo)
- Why Immigrants Drive Less (Atlantic Cities)
- Laborers’ Union President Warns Not to Ignore Infrastructure Maintenance Needs (NorthJersey.com)
Tanya became Streetsblog's Capitol Hill editor in September 2010 after covering Congress for Pacifica Radios Washington bureau and for public radio stations around the country. She lives car-free in a transit-oriented and bike-friendly neighborhood of Washington, DC.
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