Today’s Headlines
- States Bypass D.C. to Come Up With Their Own Transpo Funding (Governing)
- WaPo Tags Along With New Silver Line Riders
- With Metro and New Plaza, Tysons Corner Starts to Feel Urban (GGW)
- Streetcar Tracks Arrive in Detroit (MLive)
- What the "Southern Megalopolis" Could Look Like (WABE)
- $3.9B High-Speed Rail Proposal Would Link Atlanta and Columbus, Georgia (AJC)
- There's No Rush to Sell High-Speed Rail Bonds in California (Fresno Bee)
- Uber vs. Lyft Battle Downplays Vulnerability of the Whole Industry (Wired)
- T Riders Save $13,000/Year, According to APTA (BostInno)
- Nashville's "Infill King" Has a Plan to Rein in Sprawl (Nashville Ledger)
- All Over Albany Blog Tests Out Bike-Share Pilot
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