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Today’s Headlines

Light Rail Strengthens the Sibling Bond Between Twin Cities (Chicago Trib) Amtrak’s Likely to See Highest Rider Numbers of the Year Today (Columbian) Despite Recent Backlash, Uber’s Still Riding High (Tech Crunch) Montgomery County Goes More Ped-Friendly, But Wastes Money on Parking (Bethesda Now, GGW) Atlanta’s Figuring Out How to Operate Its New Streetcar Safely … Continued
  • Light Rail Strengthens the Sibling Bond Between Twin Cities (Chicago Trib)
  • Amtrak’s Likely to See Highest Rider Numbers of the Year Today (Columbian)
  • Despite Recent Backlash, Uber’s Still Riding High (Tech Crunch)
  • Montgomery County Goes More Ped-Friendly, But Wastes Money on Parking (Bethesda Now, GGW)
  • Atlanta’s Figuring Out How to Operate Its New Streetcar Safely (WABE)
  • D.C. Buses Get Green-Light Priority (Washington Biz Journal)
  • Boise Envies Its Neighbors on Transit Spending (Idaho Press-Trib)
  • It’s Not Too Early for Detroit to Prep for Next Year’s Transit Vote (Metro Times)
  • After 98 Crashes This Year, Raleigh Plans More Bike Lanes (Indy Week)

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