Today’s Headlines
- Budget Deal Includes $15M for Rail Safety (Newsday)
- Existing Technology Onboard the Metro-North Train Could Have Prevented Crash (AP)
- Unanswered Questions Still Haunt Metro-North (Shelton Herald)
- CA High-Speed Rail Should Start Over With Shorter, More Efficient Route (LAT)
- What's Next For Oklahoma's Transit? (Tulsa World)
- What Do 40 Wasted Sandwiches Teach Us About Parking? (Grist)
- How the Country's Most Walkable Cities Got Their People Moving (Governing)
- Houston Chronicle: Widening Roads Isn't the Only Way to Improve Them
- The Next Frontier in Bike Parking (Road.cc)
- This Is What It Looks Like When "Car Mania" Hits Emerging Markets (Hurriyet News)
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