Today’s Headlines
U.S. News: Gas Prices Are Too Damn Low Is It Time to Scrap the Interstate Highway System? (The Week) Fresh Off Elections, State Leaders Look for Transpo Funding Sources (Land Line) D.C. Metro Chair Joins Push for Commuter Tax Equality (WaPo) Who Are the Biggest Uber Users on the Hill? (WSJ) All Aboard Florida Plan … Continued
By
Katie Pearce
8:59 AM EST on November 13, 2014
- U.S. News: Gas Prices Are Too Damn Low
- Is It Time to Scrap the Interstate Highway System? (The Week)
- Fresh Off Elections, State Leaders Look for Transpo Funding Sources (Land Line)
- D.C. Metro Chair Joins Push for Commuter Tax Equality (WaPo)
- Who Are the Biggest Uber Users on the Hill? (WSJ)
- All Aboard Florida Plan Gets Public Feedback (Florida Today)
- In Albuquerque, BRT Could Travel Along Historic Route 66 (Next City)
- St. Louis Group Partners With T4America on Transit Funding (St. Louis Public Radio)
- Details to Emerge for Dallas-Forth Worth High-Speed Train (Dallas Biz Journal)
- How to Decode Atlanta’s Mixed Messages on Transpo (Curbed)
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