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Today’s Headlines

Is 2015 Deadline Feasible for Automated Rail Safety System? (The Hill, LA Times) Star-Telegram: Federal Funds Could Be “Light at End of Tunnel” for TEX Rail California High-Speed Rail Agency to Appeal Court Ruling (Fresno Bee) Bike/Ped Infrastructure Gets Boost in Pittsburgh and Charleston (Tree Hugger) Dispute Over Boston Commuter Rail Deal Heads to Court (Boston … Continued
  • Is 2015 Deadline Feasible for Automated Rail Safety System? (The Hill, LA Times)
  • Star-Telegram: Federal Funds Could Be “Light at End of Tunnel” for TEX Rail
  • California High-Speed Rail Agency to Appeal Court Ruling (Fresno Bee)
  • Bike/Ped Infrastructure Gets Boost in Pittsburgh and Charleston (Tree Hugger)
  • Dispute Over Boston Commuter Rail Deal Heads to Court (Boston Globe)
  • Houston to Try Out “Sunday Streets” for Bikes and Pedestrians (Houston Public Media)
  • Seattle Explores Ideas for Downtown Gondola (Seattle Transit Blog)
  • Protected Bike Lanes Are Actually a Pretty Cheap Investment for Your City (People for Bikes)
  • Boston Globe: We Need Cooler Buses
  • Howard County, MD, Plans for First Transit-Oriented Development (Baltimore Sun)

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