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Today’s Headlines

The Tolling Industry’s Take on the Administration’s Infrastructure Summit (HuffPo) Indiana Tries to Summon Political Courage to Tackle Transpo Funding Shortfall (WISH-TV) DC Metro Red Line to Close on Weekends in 2016 for Repairs (GGW) Jeff Speck: Ban the 12-Foot Traffic Lane! (CityLab) As More People Move to Downtowns, Transit Infrastructure Can’t Keep Up (Star) … Continued
  • The Tolling Industry’s Take on the Administration’s Infrastructure Summit (HuffPo)
  • Indiana Tries to Summon Political Courage to Tackle Transpo Funding Shortfall (WISH-TV)
  • DC Metro Red Line to Close on Weekends in 2016 for Repairs (GGW)
  • Jeff Speck: Ban the 12-Foot Traffic Lane! (CityLab)
  • As More People Move to Downtowns, Transit Infrastructure Can’t Keep Up (Star)
  • Are Private Buses the Solution? They Used to Be the Problem (Treehugger)
  • How 50 Years of Bullet Trains Have Helped Japan, Firm by Firm (Atlantic)
  • New Laws Aim to Criminalize Harassment of People on Foot or on a Bike (CityLab)
  • To Understand the Gender Gap in Biking, Look to the Gender Gap in Everything Else (Guardian)
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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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