Today’s Headlines
- Maryland Cheers Plans for Light Rail Funding (AP)
- Republican Lawmakers Threaten Amp BRT Money in Nashville (Tennessean)
- Forbes Chats with Mike Bloomberg About Cities and Climate Change
- Indiana Transit Advocates Hope for Compromise Legislation (Indianapolis Biz Journal)
- How Can Cities Get Creative to Disincentivize Driving? (Atlantic Cities)
- ... And Is L.A. Actually Ready for That? (Politico Mag)
- Portland "Bike Czar" to Head Streetcar Effort (Willamette Week)
- Utah Bill Proposes Sales Tax for Transit (Deseret News)
- Guardian UK Asks Two Big Questions About American Bike-Sharing
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