Today’s Headlines
Researchers Introduce International Transit-Oriented Development Scorecard (Trust.org) Work on DC’s Silver Line Nearly Complete (WaPo) Honolulu Updates Feds on High-Speed Rail Project (Pacific Biz News) Thousands in Utah Took Advantage of Free Transit Passes (AP) Texas Could Face Same Obstacles as California on High-Speed Rail (CAHSR Blog) Atlantic Cities Finds Link Between Sprawl and Republicanism … Continued
By
Katie Pearce
8:55 AM EDT on April 10, 2014
- Researchers Introduce International Transit-Oriented Development Scorecard (Trust.org)
- Work on DC’s Silver Line Nearly Complete (WaPo)
- Honolulu Updates Feds on High-Speed Rail Project (Pacific Biz News)
- Thousands in Utah Took Advantage of Free Transit Passes (AP)
- Texas Could Face Same Obstacles as California on High-Speed Rail (CAHSR Blog)
- Atlantic Cities Finds Link Between Sprawl and Republicanism
- Florida’s SunRail Opens Up Development Opportunities (Orlando Biz Journal)
- How Has Light Rail Fared in Early-Adopting Cities? (Atlantic Cities)
- New Orleans Celebrates Third Annual Bike-to-Work Day (Times-Picayune)
- Poughkeepsie Journal: Mid Hudson-Valley Has Great Potential for Smart Growth
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