Today’s Headlines
- Dem Senator Whitehouse: House Bill Is "Pathetic" But I'll Vote for It (The Hill)
- House Directs Homeland Security to Develop a Plan to Protect Infrastructure (The Hill)
- Julián Castro Takes the Helm at HUD (NBC)
- Pension Funds Eye Infrastructure Investment, But Not in United States (Roll Call)
- Study Shows Where Bike-Share Increases or Decreases Transit Use (CityLab, GGW)
- How Chuck Marohn "Recovered" From Sprawl-Building to Become a Champion of Strong Towns (Time)
- Transit Advocates Oppose Next Week's Road Funding Measure in Missouri (Governing)
- Minnesota's Nice Ride Finds One Way to Increase Bike-Share Use Among Low-Income People (Pi Press)
- As Massachusetts Grows, It Has to Build Denser Housing (WGBH)
- While Salt Lake City Waits for Streetcar, How About a Bus Circulator? (Tribune)
- RideScout Exec Calls For "Right-Pricing" Transportation So Users Pay the True Costs (Roll Call)
- A Fast Transit Response to a Slow-Transit Response to a Fast-Transit Argument (Human Transit)
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