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Today’s Headlines

Pair of Lawmakers Suggest Capitalizing an Infrastructure Fund With Repatriated Earnings (The Hill) Will Boston’s New Data-Driven Bus Service Compete With or Complement MBTA? (Globe) Dos and Don’ts for Bike-Curious Planners (Strong Towns) Falling Densities and Swelling Cities, Animated (WaPo) Transit Expansion Could Exacerbate Suburban Sprawl in Zurich (Phys.org) Austin Could Be the Next Epicenter … Continued
  • Pair of Lawmakers Suggest Capitalizing an Infrastructure Fund With Repatriated Earnings (The Hill)
  • Will Boston’s New Data-Driven Bus Service Compete With or Complement MBTA? (Globe)
  • Dos and Don’ts for Bike-Curious Planners (Strong Towns)
  • Falling Densities and Swelling Cities, Animated (WaPo)
  • Transit Expansion Could Exacerbate Suburban Sprawl in Zurich (Phys.org)
  • Austin Could Be the Next Epicenter of the Micro-Apartment Boom (Austin Post)
  • A Future of Drones and Driverless Cars Raise Equity Questions for Cities (Fast Co.Exist)
  • Judging Bike-Share: New York, Montreal, and Boston (Grist)
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Tanya became Streetsblog's Capitol Hill editor in September 2010 after covering Congress for Pacifica Radio’s 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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